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Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan

Posted: 07 Sep 2014, 18:12
by amybo82
I am absolutely passionate about this book! Told by a group of gay men who were taken long ago by AIDS, Two Boys Kissing follows gay teenagers. There are three couples and one singleton. Harry and Craig used to be together. They're still friends, and they've decided that they want to break the world record for longest kiss. Avery and Ryan have just met and are experiencing new romance. Peter and Neil have been together for a while. They are facing a point in the relationship where it's starting to get stale and it's time to do something about it. And Cooper, well, Cooper is by himself now that he’s basically been kicked out. All of their stories are individual, and all of their stories intertwine. Each boy deals with reactions from friends, family, and classmates to their individual and collective situations.

This is one of the most beautiful stories I've read in a long time. It's worked its way into my top five list. (Sorry, Catcher in the Rye!) It made me laugh, cry, and really think about what it means to be a homosexual in today's world. The writing is poetic and poignant. I'd recommend this book to anyone and everyone!

Re: Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan

Posted: 10 Dec 2022, 02:47
by 333areeha222amina
its is reflection of what we call trauma and life. Both are intertwined between the act of kissing to show the gratitude for being homosexual openly in the school campus. its indeed a stimulus for the treatment of copper who have been beaten by a group of boys for being gay. The dramatization of the kissing is therefore a panorama of being significant in showing up the gratitude and regard for ones sexual orientation.