Becky Albertalli: Love is Offbeat

The first love to paint the story of the lovely gay boy Simon was Blue Fong's successor. This time, Leah's story unfolds, Simon's best friend and calling himself "Plumbo Slederine Lori Gillmore". Becky Albertelli’s delicate insights, which are pleasant and genuine, through the center of ‘ identity ’ and ‘ growth, ’ are ever shining in this book. Much is shaken and changed before high school graduation. Leah seems all unnerving and cynical, but she is in fact anxious and confused by the almost impassable change. A young and beautiful mother is dating a 50-year-old golfer, scratches her nerves, and her best friend Nick has lost his mind and seems like a time bomb after breaking up with his girlfriend about college science and long-range relationships. Decisively, the social-conscious little friend Morgan falls into a promising college and then she goes to a racist address with her father, and she also goes to an Ana who was in charge of Morgan. The band of friends who have been working together is also in trouble of dismantling. In the meantime, Garrett, who is only a boyfriend and friend, is constantly coming in to Leah without any warning. Actually, the most complicated thing that makes Leah's head is Abby Shusso, Nick's ex-girlfriend. After Leah had taken her father's side in front of Morgan (according to Lea, "the side of dignity"), they got strangely close. Like Leah, the father who applied to Georgia University for low school fees offers to go with him to a pre-school response.

Korean title: 사랑은 오프비트

Korean author: 베키 앨버탤리

Korean publisher: 돌베개

ISBN-13: 9788971999608