Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda covers a sensitive topic and reminds you of all the reasons why you fell in love with reading. Becky Albertalli's witty and cute main character Simon takes you into his world as he tries to understand his feelings while dealing with typical sixteen-year old high school life. This book was funny, witty, and absolutely beautiful as Simon slowly falls in love. 
 I love Simon Spier with every fiber of my being. I enjoyed being inside his head and hearing his thoughts, but not only that, I loved his growing affection and clever emails exchanged with his friend Blue. The emails sent back and forth were some of the best parts of this book. It was sooo beautiful to watch, kinda, at least in my head. 
 This book was not just about a gay teenager battling with his sexuality. I liked that Simon was very comfortable about who he was and never tried to deny it to himself or others. He is so brave throughout this book while he tried to be a good friend, was being blackmailed, and was hopelessly crushing on a boy he never met or knew his identity. The best part was how his anonymous friendship with Blue progressed into something more. It was so friggin adorable. 
 I cannot express enough how much I loved this book. I seriously never wanted it to end. Then, after I finished it, I wanted to read it all over again. So yes this book deserved all five stars and more.