Leah on the Offbeat

It was fine, I guess? Almost nothing happens in the first half of the book and then all the plot is crammed into 150 pages at the end. I'm not mad at it or anything, but the pacing is definitely off. Also, if you don't know the characters from the first book in this series, you won't get much of a conception of them here. It's been a while since I read Simon and I kept having to remind myself who was who. This book does really well at capturing that “we're seniors and everything is about to change” feeling, especially in the last few chapters. Worth the read but nothing life-changing.