Simon VS. The Homo Sapiens Agenda is like the Oreo version of a young adult novel. It's the sweetest thing that you will ever read. Once you have read it, you will always look for it and want it. The aftertaste is equally sweet that it will give you a fluffy feeling because of the satisfying ending. It was the perfect helping of Oreo that you need. 
 In all that is good in the world, Simon Spier is the cherry on top. He is an admirable male lead who is generally a good guy with a big heart for his family and friends. He finds himself when he meets Blue, and the book is all about Simon's journey to finally come out. On a scale of 1 to supportive, Simon is off the charts. Just by reading the book, you would have to wonder why anyone would want to antagonize Simon's life. (looking at you Martin) 
 You can expect a lot of sweet moments. Basically, Simon's life is in this huge pool of hug-worthy personas, mainly: Blue, his family, and his friends. 
 Blue is another whole bag of unicorns and rainbows. His identity is very intriguing, considering the fact that Simon goes all giddy for him. The truth about Blue's identity will keep you at the edge of your seat.You can say that Blue will steal some scenes of the book, but I can assure you that Simon's voice is powerful enough to remind you that he is still the main character. 
 And of course this review is not complete without mentioning the great family aspect involved. Simon has the most loving parents and siblings, especially since they support Simon in what he does. Same with his friends, who I would have to say seem to have a world of their own. In my world, I would love Leah to have a book of her own. 
 I highly recommend that you read this book if you are down in the dumps, and if you need something to lift your spirits up. It is very easy to fall in love with Becky Albertalli's writing, because it just so darn fluffy. Not only does it speak to young adults, but it also gets in your heart very quickly. It also gives an important lesson that your family and friends are a good support system. This book has a solid place on the male leads corner. Simon is basically a king next to Charlie. Just pick up this book already if you haven't yet. Solid 5 stars all the way. 
 EDIT 
 LEAH IS GETTING A BOOK OF HER OWN. THANK YOU, BECKY. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS REPRESENTING ME IN YOUR BOOKS. I'M CRYING.