What They Always Tell Us

The book I read was “What They Always Tell Us” by Martin Wilson. For, himself this was his very first book he ever written before any other. He also wrote another book that is likely to be as this one genre called “We Now Return To Regular Life”. The genre and of this book is young adulthood and gay fiction. If I had to rate this book. I would rate 4.1 out of 5.

From the start everything was all sad and gloomy at home until one day or more changed the life of someone. Through many conflicts and problems through a families and friends. Until one day, a boy name Alex, James, and their family, with other friends and families, including Nathen. As you know from the beginning it’s a gay book, which you’ll see many things change, but who knows? Working hard towards things you are passionate for and changing the life of others and yourself.

I briefly, recommend this book to anyone who wants to read it or try reading the book that may be weird to read, because of a gay young adulthood fiction. Just to say that this book could been written for people who wants to know more of the world sexually and people that are different. It may be something people may dislike or like about, but who doesn’t want to read and it could be base on something the world may like or not. I wouldn’t mind the time you have if you have already disagree or agree on reading this book, but I want to tell that this book was interesting to me, however. I never read a gay book in my life than nonfiction books like, fantasy, graphic novels, and comic books. If you can try the book out and see for yourself it may interest you to read more and like what the book is about. I just wanted to say you should read this book for the sake of a gay young adult fiction genre book.

Book Review by Tsangtsha V.