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A review by bethany6788
How to Be Remy Cameron by Julian Winters
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
We are almost done with Julian Winters’ backlist! I think I have one more left… and then I’ve read them all…at least until his adult debut!! 👀👀
Remy was a very sweet story of a 17 year old boy just trying to figure out who he is and where he belongs.
*spoilers*
Things I enjoyed about this book:
Remy himself. I loved his journey of self-discovery, including the mistakes made along the way. I thought he was relatable and I loved being inside his head.
I thought the friend group was really strong. Good vibes from those kids.
This line: “Honesty moment: Dimples are irresistible to anyone who doesn’t have them. It’s not a thing; it’s a fact.”
I loved the Zombie coffee shop, reminds me of my favorite local coffee place that is based about similar haunting vibes.
I KNEW Free was related to him somehow.
That first kiss was sooooo cute.
“I bury every nerve not attached to my heart into the kiss. Ian kisses back as if he’s falling from orbit and I’ll be the one to catch him.”
Ian’s journey in this book was really good.
That scene with Remy and his dad in the kitchen?? 😭😭
Loved the grand gesture!!!
The essay at the end was really great.
Remy was a very sweet story of a 17 year old boy just trying to figure out who he is and where he belongs.
*spoilers*
Things I enjoyed about this book:
Remy himself. I loved his journey of self-discovery, including the mistakes made along the way. I thought he was relatable and I loved being inside his head.
I thought the friend group was really strong. Good vibes from those kids.
This line: “Honesty moment: Dimples are irresistible to anyone who doesn’t have them. It’s not a thing; it’s a fact.”
I loved the Zombie coffee shop, reminds me of my favorite local coffee place that is based about similar haunting vibes.
I KNEW Free was related to him somehow.
That first kiss was sooooo cute.
“I bury every nerve not attached to my heart into the kiss. Ian kisses back as if he’s falling from orbit and I’ll be the one to catch him.”
Ian’s journey in this book was really good.
That scene with Remy and his dad in the kitchen?? 😭😭
Loved the grand gesture!!!
The essay at the end was really great.