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Leviathan, David. Boy
Meets Boy. New York: Albert Knopf. 2003.
Print. ISBN: 9780375824005. $17.99. 194 pages.
Annotation:
Paul is lucky, because he lives in a town where it is acceptable to be gay, but when he finds that acceptance isn't the only path to happiness, he must overcome a broken heart and rediscover himself. Boy Meets Boy deserves a place in libraries everywhere and more books like this should be available for teens.
Paul is lucky, because he lives in a town where it is acceptable to be gay, but when he finds that acceptance isn't the only path to happiness, he must overcome a broken heart and rediscover himself. Boy Meets Boy deserves a place in libraries everywhere and more books like this should be available for teens.
Booktalk Style: The Index Card
Trick
- Gay is normal
- Acceptance
- Heartbreak
- Boyfriends
- Popularity
- Friendships end
- Falling in love
- Left alone
- Loss of everything
Booktalk Style: Cut to the Cut
Being gay in town where everyone accepts you is easy. Right? Paul lives
a charmed life. He is popular and knows
exactly who he is. Then, the world falls
apart. His heart is broken and all of
his friends find companionship elsewhere.
Is this what happens when a Boy
meets Boy?
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