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A review by arielmerm8
More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
5.0
"I want to be so happy that bad memories aren’t following me around like unwanted shadows."
When reading books like this, I am always torn between: (A) spending sleepless nights imagining new happy endings for the characters, or (B) enjoying the perfect misery Adam Silvera leaves us with. So I usually do both.
As always, this review will be spoiler-free. Just trust me when I say the twist is worth it. Sixteen year old Aaron (Stretch) is the narrator of the story. He lives in a world where, for the right price, Letego Institute can remove your memories. His world is also a tough Bronx neighborhood where any male affection is immediately followed by "no homo." When he meets and befriends Thomas (
When reading books like this, I am always torn between: (A) spending sleepless nights imagining new happy endings for the characters, or (B) enjoying the perfect misery Adam Silvera leaves us with. So I usually do both.
As always, this review will be spoiler-free. Just trust me when I say the twist is worth it. Sixteen year old Aaron (Stretch) is the narrator of the story. He lives in a world where, for the right price, Letego Institute can remove your memories. His world is also a tough Bronx neighborhood where any male affection is immediately followed by "no homo." When he meets and befriends Thomas (