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Blog Tour: Boy Queen by George Lester | Author Guest Post & My Review


Hi everyone!

I'm so excited to be part of the Boy Queen blog tour and today it's my turn. I am so honoured to have a guest post from the author, George Lester, talking about some of his favourite characters.

I then have a review of the book when I'll tell you a little bit about what I thought of it!

First, here is the synopsis:

Robin Cooper's life is falling apart.

While his friends prepare to head off to University, Robin is looking at a pile of rejection letters from drama schools up and down the country, and facing a future without the people he loves the most. Everything seems like it's ending, and Robin is scrabbling to find his feet.

Unsure about what to do next and whether he has the talent to follow his dreams, he and his best friends go and drown their sorrows at a local drag show, where Robin realises there might be a different, more sequinned path for him . . .

With a mother who won't stop talking, a boyfriend who won't acknowledge him and a best friend who is dying to cover him in glitter make up, there's only one thing for Robin to do: bring it to the runway.

Read on for George Lester's guest post and my review of Boy Queen...

Book Review: Heartbreak Boys by Simon James Green


Hi!

I'm back with another book review for you and this is a book that I have been desperate to read since I first head about it at the Scholastic Showcase event at the start of the year (just before everything turned weird!)

First of all, here is the synopsis for Heartbreak Boys:

At the start of summer, Jack and Nate find themselves dumped as their respective exes, Dylan and Tariq, start up a new relationship together. Not only that, their exes start posting pics on social media, showing the whole world how fabulous their new life together is!

Jack and Nate are reeling. Not to be outdone, they decide to create their own 'highlights reel' and show their exes that they're having an even better time.

But between the depressing motorway service station motels, damp campsites, and an ultimate showdown with the exes, something epic really is happening: Jack and Nate are learning to get over their heartache and open themselves up to new possibilities for love.

Now, on to the review...