I Kissed Shara Wheeler

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Four years after her moms uprooted her from their life in Southern California to attend school in Alabama, high school senior Chloe Green is closer to victory than ever before. On the weekend of her Senior Prom, Shara Wheeler kissed three people: Smith Parker, her longtime boyfriend; Rory Heron, the boy next door; and Chloe Green, her academic arch rival. From Chloe and Georgia's friendship to Rory and Smith's reconciliation, and to literally all secondary ships in this book, they are just as amazing as the main one.

After her moms moved her from SoCal to Alabama for high school, she’s spent the past four years dodging gossipy classmates and the puritanical administration of Willowgrove Christian Academy. There were quite a few scenes you have to suspend disbelief to get through, and I also wondered why the parents were not stepping in. Chloe starts to recognize some blind spots she may have had over the course of her high school tenure.As three totally different people who would never have interacted otherwise were thrown together, something beautiful emerged.

thank you so much to wednesday books for sending me an earc of my most anticipated book of 2022 in exchange for an honest review ! Casey McQuitson’s strength certainly lies in their ability to commit to the unexpected, while continuing to create the uplifting queer stories I have been longing for. Un día, Shara decide desaparecer, pero no sin antes besar a tres personas: Smith, su novio; a su vecino y a Chloe, la única chica abiertamente bisexual del instituto. Leí este libro antes de tiempo porque la editorial me envió una copia avanzada digital y, aunque estoy muy agradecida, esta historia fue un martirio para mí. She wanted to enjoy her prom night after an entire year chasing early admission deadlines and her spot at the top of the class of ’22.With the race to graduation on, Chloe is thrown into a world that was right outside her front door the whole time, where she learns that people shouldn’t be judged by who she thinks they are. That tension remains until the end, even if transformed into something new, each feeding off of the other’s competitiveness, so you never know whether they want to rip each other’s throats out or kiss each other’s face off. That letter was full of so much emotion, and I really started to understand the dynamic of the characters a lot more.