“‘Straight white boy destroys everything, world stops to listen?’ She pops a piece of cinnamon roll in her mouth. ‘That’s the history of the Western world.’” 🙏🏼🍞📖⠀ ⠀ || REVIEW||⠀ I expected to like this book quite a bit since the synopsis sounded so hilarious, but I ended up falling completely in love with the story for a different reason than I anticipated. Heretics Anonymous starts out as a silly, fun story about some quirky teenagers in Catholic school whose beliefs deviate from the religion in one way or another, and decide to form a club to vent about their everyday struggles. But the book quickly turns into a much more serious look at the complications of religion, what it really means to believe in God (or a god), and the definitions of loyalty and forgiveness. I related so much to Michael, his internal dialogue is hilarious and had me cracking up out loud! The way he deals with a dysfunctional family is so painfully realistic, I’ve really never seen anything quite like it before in YA literature. I highly recommend that everybody pick up a copy of this book if you want to laugh, cry, and discover a little bit more about what you believe.⠀ ⠀ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⠀ ⠀ Heretics is out already and I really need to get my hands on a finished copy (but alas, I’m on a buying ban 😔). What are some of your favorite books that deal with religion in some way? There really aren’t that many YA ones! 💙⠀ ⠀ #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #instabooks #yalit #bibliophile #bookworm #booknerd #booklover #hereticsanonymous #epicreads
