I truly enjoyed reading this book. I loved all of its characters and its storyline. It started in 1996 as told by Benjamin Bentley, a gay high school student and his young love with the rich, "still in-denial" Tim Wyman. 
 The whole high school setting was really well-written. There wasn't much conflicts in that aspect aside from the ones coming from our main characters themselves (Ben and Tim). 
 Overtime (in a span of 12 years, ) Ben and Tim broke up, found someone else, they meet again and someone actually got married! 
 I don't know why but all throughout this book, my heart's breaking for Tim's character. His character was mostly sad, scared and vulnerable mainly because he's a unwanted child to begin with despite his wealthy family. He practically raised himself. I totally understand why Ben felt the need to protect him. 
 The whole vibe of the latter part of the books gave me that odd sense of de javu when I was watching the movie P.S. I Love You. I just wished though that the ending was a bit longer. I felt that it was rushed (though it works well) because I'm like WTF? So they're not getting back together???! I'm on the last few pages!!! OMMMMGGGG!!!!!! I'm literally on panic mode! 
 Written with sincere honesty and relatable characters, you're sure to enjoy this book and take the journey with Ben and Tim. 
 Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 
 (Now this was the first book of what the author called "Season" / "Something Like..." series. The second book called Something Like Winter was written in Tim's perspective and his own life journey. I've to see if I'd have the heart to read it since I'm still heartbroken for some reason - mainly for Tim - which is odd. Yeah, I guess I'm Team Tim ) 
 And right now, I'm feeling totally giddy after finding out that Something Like Summer will have its own movie adaptation! OMG!!! #hyperventilating #jumping #screaming #crying #dying #Icant