From the treacherous relationship Noah enters into with Drew that has more ups and downs than a rollercoaster to Noah’s struggles with his best friend Becca who won’t call back and his trouble of finding a job that will get his parents off his back, Noah’s got a lot on his plate. The drama in this one was high and there sure was a lot going on. However, when someone accuses Noah of fabricating the stories, his only chance to save the diary is by showing his stories are actually real and what better way to silence the haters than by fake dating someone and posting about it online? Noah gives trans people, or anyone on the LGBTQIAP+ spectrum really, hope that they too can have a great romance. From the get-go we have Noah Ramirez, who spends his time dreaming up trans meet cutes that lead to epic love stories and posting them on his blog ‘Meet Cute Diary’ and that alone was such a validating, encouraging thing to have in a YA novel. If you love meet cutes, you’re going to eat up the ones in this novelįirst things first, this book is a trope heaven because you’ve got fake dating, forced proximity, friends-to-lovers, meet cutes and so many more.If you want to read How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days but make it How to KEEP a Guy in 10 Days, then you’ll love Meet Cute Diary.

If you liked Lara Jean Song’s POV in To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, you’re going to adore spending time in Noah Ramirez’s mind.

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