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 Review: Okay, first of all, I would like to say that this is such a great gay book. 
 "Possibilities wheeling through my mind rapidly. If I can fly here for you, where will I go for me?" 
 I'd have to say that this book is one of the most anticipating books of 2017. I wanted to read this book even though I am so fed up by contemporary books. I enjoyed this book and a lot, it was a great one as expected and I wasn't disappointed. 
 History Is All You Left Me is a story and history that revolve around 4 boys. Griffin fell in love with Theo, but when Theo moves to California, they break up with the promise of a taboo. Yet, when Theo started dating Jackson, their promise starts to crumple. 
 This is a captivating book with a captivating writing. I don't think I would enjoy it any less. I went through every pain and emotion in the book because of how the author did with his writing. It was really like he went through the pain and knew how to paste his emotion right into the book. With the alternatives between "History" and "Today", it was like back and forth between the stories, yet you know everything step by step, how it started, how it ended. This book got its way really messy, but managed to be complete and organized by the reader. 
 At first when I went in for about 100 pages, I didn't really understand how everything was relevant to the ending. But when I reached the ending, it was ENTIRELY everything. I thought that it went really well after thinking and putting everything together. How these boys were suffering and managed to get back together. It was all complex, broken relationships, grief, love, loss, and friendship. It's very entertaining but sad and gloomy. I thought that More Happy Than Not was gloomy and unexpected, but this book was even more than that. It was really really sad, emotional, also giving the gloomy vibe for the whole 294 pages. I loved it. 
 This book was narrated from one point of view only, but what really different was "Today" was told from Griffin's POV in general - meaning it's what you read in every YA book ever - but "History" was narrated for and addressed Theo, which was kind of weird. Griffin seemed like a good boy aside from the grieving for Theo, in my opinion. He just let his emotions get to him. I liked the other 3 boys as supporting characters. They are what I need to see in other books I read. 
 Overall: I liked this book a lot, I think everyone should read it, regardless of what your sexuality is. I loved that this book revolves around 3 gay boys and 1 bisexual, which make it even more interesting. This book pays off its price. Enjoyed it.