Broken Hearts & Zombie Parts

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I loved how they go through with Jess Ideas, don't like everytime they about to reveal something to the other they got distracted by something it's so annoying this goes on throughout 80% of the book until the truth got revealed, anyway this was a cute coming of age book fills with insecurity and friendship theme and also internalized homophobia approached gently. The motivations of some characters were intriguing, but the resolution tied everything up beautifully.

The way that this book addresses the fears of both survival and self-esteem afterwards are so amazing that I was left wondering who read my diary.

relatable depictions of self image/ confidence and body positivity , loving your body can be hard especially for teenagers and i just loved how this book presented that but also pushed the important message of ; scars are beautiful and so are we as people ! Jesse Spark has a broken heart, and in a few short weeks, he'll require major surgery to repair it - which means he only has a month to accomplish two almost-impossible tasks. They were interesting characters with their own challenges so would have been nice to spend even more time with them. And his latest book, Broken Hearts and Zombie Parts, is a rom-com about a boy who needs an open heart operation. I don’t care if some situations/scenes are a little over the top because everything is so matching and cute.

Jesse Spark hat in wenigen Wochen eine Operation am offenen Herzen, die eine große Narbe auf seiner Brust hinterlassen wird.His queer YA Hideous Beauty is a gem about love and loss, and The Outrage, a dystopian YA story, is chest-tightening and incredibly scary. And while he is scared about the operation, what worries him most is the scar he'll be left with and that no one will ever find him attractive because of it. Calum McSwiggan, author of Straight ExpectationsA Big Gay Rom-Zom-Com with Heart: Sex Education meets Love, Simon - with fake zombies - in this savagely funny gay YA romance about body image, self-acceptance and falling in love. The whole book is written in first person perspective and gives a wonderful insight into the life of the boy we accompany.

I don't know how could cas resent Louis and forgive bree for what she did, what Brianna did was more than awful. A wonderful turn on a coming-of-age bucket list story with the twist of open heart surgery juxtaposed against making a zombie movie. It makes you laugh, it makes you think, and it makes you cry, but most of all, it makes you feel like you're at home.Even that little "mystery" was so well developed, that it made me want to pick up Hussey's mystery novels. The English audiobook picked up the mood of the story perfectly and Chris Nelson gave Jesse and everyone else so much character that I fell a little in love with his voice. I found the “jokes” to be forced and completely uneeded , Like the whole sex dungeon thing at the beginning …. I enjoyed that it was funny and obviously that it was queer, but most of all I loved that the author put so much of himself into it. You can tell that this story is super personal to the author and he did such a fantastic job in bringing the characters and their struggles to life.