The Stars Cry For You

This is a slice of life, short story, about two people who are drawn together while trying to separate familial responsibilities from their personal desires. Truthfully, I am not the target audience for this book. I felt Noah, the mc, was immature. At times, he seemed like a high schooler because of his indecisiveness and the limited variety of his speech in his peer conversations. Hearing him tell people to "shut up," whether joking or frustrated, was overused. Also, the resolution felt rushed. Everything was wrapped up without loose ends, but some explanation about Noah's and Elias' parents' decisions would have been helpful to the story plot.Is it a good read? Yes. Was it entertaining? Well, I read it until the end. It has the feel of a BL Podcast on YouTube. It's a quick and sweet story.