#date me bryson keller

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Day 25: JOMPBPC: Book Pile

A beautiful pile of fantasy and contemporary books! 📚💛

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Date Me, Bryson Keller but make it Steddie.

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Date Me, Bryson Keller by Kevin van Whye | Book Review

Three summers ago I read this wonderful book by @KevinVanWHye and I still remember it. Date Me, Bryson Keller is a great read. #DateMeBrysonKeller #KevinVanWhye #BookReview #MustRead #YoungAdult

Date Me, Bryson Keller by Kevin van Whye published 19 May 2020 Everyone knows about the dare: Each week, Bryson Keller must date someone new–the first person to ask him out on Monday morning. Few think Bryson can do it. He may be the king of Fairvale Academy, but he’s never really dated before. Until a boy asks him out, and everything changes. Kai Sheridan didn’t expect Bryson to say yes. So…

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Korrigan éditions débarque en mai 2023 dans nos librairies !

@KorriganEdition débarque en mai 2023 dans nos librairies ! 🌺Qui se cache derrière ce nom, et quelques informations sur leur ligne éditoriale. Je vous en parle dans mon article (pour le lire, il suffit de cliquer ci-dessous )🥰

Vous connaissez toutes et tous mon amour pour les romans young adult, la romance et la fantasy ? Si vous fréquentez ce blog depuis quelque temps, oui, vous l’avez bien remarqué ! Alors quelle n’a pas été ma surprise en découvrant, au détour des réseaux sociaux, qu’un nouvel éditeur se lançait dans l’aventure ! Et autant le dire, j’ai tout de suite été attirée par les premiers titres qu’ils…

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Cute and lighthearted, with a couple gut punches to add extra flavor. Kai's mom's reaction to him being gay reminded me of my mom's initial reaction to me coming out as trans, and like Kai, it was my dad who was more accepting and talked to her to help smooth things over. I didn't expect to be hit that hard reading this book, but things ended happily, which helped as a balm on top of that open wound.

It was a quick read that I got through in about a day, and for romcom enjoyers, I would recommend it. Especially for those who enjoy the date-on-a-dare trope.

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🌈 Queer Romances to Love All Year Round

🦇 Good morning, my beloved bookish bats. We're halfway through pride month, but there are still so many amazing queer books to read! To celebrate that love is love mentality, here are 78 queer romance novels you can add to your tbr! Don't forget to #readqueerallyear, and that none of us are free until all of us are free. 💜

❤️ Delilah Green Doesn’t Care - Ashley Herring Blake 🧡 Skye Falling - Mia McKenzie 💛 The Breakup Lists - Adib Khorram 💚 Prince of the Palisades - Julian Winters 💙 Solomon’s Crown - Natasha Siegel 💜 The Borrow a Boyfriend Club - Page Powars

❤️ Full Shift - Jennifer Dugan 🧡 A Shore Thing - Joanna Lowell 💛 Showmance - Chad Beguelin 💚 Exes & Foes - Amanda Woody 💙 Full Disclosure - Camryn Garrett 💜 When You Were Everything - Ashley Woodfolk

❤️ Playing the Palace - Paul Rudnick 🧡 I’m So (Not) Over You - Kosoko Jackson 💛 When Katie Met Cassidy - Camille Perri 💚 Captive Prince - C. S. Pacat 💙 The Lovers - Rebekah Faubion 💜 That Summer Feeling - Bridget Morrissey

❤️ Wild Things - Laura Kay 🧡 Experienced - Kate Young 💛 Lose You to Find Me - Erik J. Brown 💚 The Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School - Sonora Reyes 💙 Nate Plus One - Kevin van Whye 💜 Countries of Origin - Javier Fuentes

❤️ The Passing Playbook - Isaac Fitzsimons 🧡 But How Are You, Really - Ella Dawson 💛 Looking for a Sign - Susie Dumond 💚 The Prospects - KT Hoffman 💙 Last Night at the Telegraph Club - Malinda Lo 💜 Malice - Heather Walter

❤️ You Should See Me in a Crown - Leah Johnson 🧡 Let’s Talk about Love - Claire Kann 💛 Bonds of Brass - Emily Skrutskie 💚 Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places - Claire Kann 💙 The Stars and the Blackness Between Them - Junauda Petrus 💜 In Charm’s Way - Lana Harper

❤️ Everything Leads to You - Nina LaCour 🧡 Marriage of a Thousand Lies - SJ Sindu 💛 I Think I Love You - Auriane Desombre 💚 Lavash at First Sight - Taleen Voskuni 💙 The Bump - Sidney Karger 💜 The Disenchantment - Celia Bell

❤️ The Dos and Donuts of Love - Adiba Jaigirdar 🧡 Riley Weaver Needs A Date To The Gaybutante Ball - Jason June 💛 Epically Earnest - Molly Horan 💚 Out of the Blue - Jason June 💙 Flip the Script - Lyla Lee 💜 Imogen, Obviously - Becky Albertalli

❤️ Café Con Lychee - Emery Lee 🧡 A Little Bit Country - Brian D. Kennedy 💛 Late to the Party - Kelly Quindlen 💚 The Key to You and Me - Jaye Robin Brown 💙 What If It’s Us - Becky Albertalli & Adam Silvera 💜 The Falling in Love Montage - Ciara Smyth

❤️ The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre - Robin Talley 🧡 Meet Cute Diary - Emery Lee 💛 Love & Other Natural Disasters - Misa Sugiura 💚 Date Me, Bryson Keller - Kevin van Whye 💙 Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster - Andrea Mosqueda 💜 Pumpkin by Julie Murphy

❤️ She Gets the Girl by Rachel Lippincott - Alyson Derrick 🧡 Home Field Advantage - Dahlia Adler 💛 The (Un)Popular Vote - Jasper Sanchez 💚 Melt With You - Jennifer Dugan 💙 Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler 💜 Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating - Adiba Jaigirdar

❤️ I Kissed Shara Wheeler - Casey McQuiston 🧡 Jay’s Gay Agenda - Jason June 💛 Triple Sec - TJ Alexander 💚 Finally Fitz - Marisa Kanter 💙 I’ll Be the One - Lyla Lee 💜 This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story - Kacen Callender

❤️ May the Best Man Win - ZR Ellor 🧡 One Last Stop - Casey McQuiston 💛 Late Bloomer - Mazey Eddings 💚 The Fiancee Farce - Alexandria Bellefleur 💙 Stars Collide - Rachel Lacey 💜 Truly, Madly, Deeply - Alexandria Bellefleur

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hi!! love all that you do on here, ive discovered so many books thanks to you!!! do you know of more mlm books like true letters from a fictional life and whatever.: or how junior year became totally f$@ked? basically like ya coming out books? or if its new adult like set in college or something id like that too please

Absolutely! Check out Anything Could Happen by Will Walton; Time Out by Sean Hayes, Todd Milliner, and Carlyn Greenwald; Last Seen Leaving by Caleb Roehrig (a personal fave, though it's also a thriller), The Dangerous Art of Blending In by Angelo Surmelis, More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera, Date Me, Bryson Keller! by Kevin van Whye (or the Manga "Seven Days").

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Hello!

I was wondering if you’ve seen Good Omens (2 seasons out on Amazon Prime) and if you would consider it BL? It has some similar aspects while other aspects are considerably different. Thoughts?

I started watching Season 1 but like Our Flag Means Death it's not really my thing. I don't watch much TV in English anymore unless I have to for work.

I do not consider it in any way BL. It has none of the tropes, origins, source material, country, archetypes, settings, characters, or yaoi heritage. There's nothing BL about it.

It's kinda gay, I guess?

ALL BL has a queer romantic arc, but not all content with a queer romantic arc is BL.

Also, Good O doesn't NEED to be associated with BL. It's not in it's marketing or DNA. It's not relevant to its fanbase or demographics. Why would they want to slap a BL moniker on it? Why would you? Why would anyone?

I mean there is crossover watchers (between BL and us) but that's about it. But that's because it's Gaimen (not because it's at all BL) and for some reason Gaimen is a big deal with lots of fans. (Don't @ me I can't STAND his stuff. It's like Stephen King. I'm never gonna get it. You do you massive fandoms, don't involve me, I don't like your content. I'm side eyeing Star Wars, Twilight, and Harry Potter too. Look I'm either too old or too young and that shit just sailed by me and I toddled along in a weird kid fog of trying to find queer shit as a total geek - which, as a few of you reading this know, took us olds to some very odd places in the days before the internet... bootlegged Ranma ½ anyone? Just me?)

See my feels on Heartstopper for more on this kind of discussion.

Also, I do think I'm coming down pretty firmly on the side of...

BL has to be Asian.

Something about the cultural and linguistic backbone means BL just doesn't seem to work if it comes from somewhere else.

I'm thinking also about the great 2020 Dialogue around Date Me, Bryson Keller - which is an English Language derivative(?) work of my favorite BL of all time, Seven Days.

And I really don't want to get into that kind of debate again.

All of which is to say:

Good Omens is not BL.

IMHO of course. But...

I'm right.

So there.

*** Added note from the comments chatting with @heretherebedork

The point of genre (or sub genre) is to manage our expectations. It's like the label on a TV dinner. We gotta know if we're getting Spaghetti or Pad Thai. That packaged meal could very well be a terrible execution of either, and they ARE both noodles, but I want my expectations met. And if I opened a container labeled Pad Thai and got spaghetti I'd be pretty darn pissed.

If someone sold me Good Omens by saying it was a BL? And I watched it thinking it was? I'd be mad at both them and it.

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booklr i am in a terrible reading slump and none of my books are appealing AT ALL. my usual solution is to read a ya romcom but i cant decide, so

*i close my eyes and spin around my room and point at a random book

edit: I FORGOT ABOUT I KISSED SHARA WHEELER um you guys can comment to vote for shara wheeler

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Day 24: JOMPBPC: Relationship Goals

Kai & Bryson 💕

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What books did you read?

I have my list right here:

2024 Reading Log:

January:

The Picture of Dorian Grey (Oscar Wilde)

Date Me Bryson Keller (Kevin Van Whye)

February:

The Raven Boys (Maggie Stiefvater)

The Girl from the Sea (Molly Knox Ostertag)

The Dream Thieves (Maggie Stiefvater)

Heartstopper: volume 5 (Alice Oseman)

March:

Blue Lily, Lily Blue (Maggie Stiefvater)

Project Nought (Chelsey Furedi)

The Raven King (Maggie Stiefvater)

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also I keep eyeing my copy of date me bryson keller on my shelf and thinking I might as well re-read it because I swear I don't remember A WORD from it. not a single word. I think it would feel like a completely new book to me

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Masculine Ideals

Embracing the essence of what attracts us with a hint of humor with this quote by Kevin Van Whye. #QuoteOfTheDay #BookQuote #Dating

“Give me an Adam’s apple and some stubble, and let’s set a date shall we?” – Date Me, Bryson Keller by Kevin Van Whye

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Nate Plus One by Kevin van Whye received 122 votes total. 1.6% of respondents answered YES, they have read it. 98.4% of respondents answered NO, they have not read it.

Boy plus boy. Two weeks in Johannesburg. A summer of music, adventure, self-discovery . . . and definitely not love. What could go wrong? Nate needs a date to his cousin’s wedding. Jai is Nate’s best friend and secret crush. Could Jai be Nate’s plus-one—and only? Nate Hargraves is a behind-the-scenes kind of guy. That’s why he dreams of being a songwriter instead of a singer. But things change the summer after junior year as Nate gets ready to fly to South Africa for his cousin’s lavish destination wedding. The trip is bound to be epic. Except—Nate just found out that his ex-boyfriend will be at the reception. Ugh. He does not want to face this one solo. Jai Patel, Nate’s best friend (and secret crush), has his own problems. The lead singer of Jai’s band, Infinite Sorrow, quit weeks before a contest that promised to be their big break. But Nate rocks Jai’s world when he agrees to sing with the band. Even though Nate’s not one for the spotlight, he knows this is the kind of stuff you do for . . . friends. In return, Jai volunteers to be Nate’s travel buddy around South Africa, a buffer against his ex, and his plus-one at the wedding. Maybe this summer will be epic after all. Now that Nate’s crush is on board, will love crash the party? Fall in love with this joyful, swoon-worthy rom-com by the author of Date Me, Bryson Keller.