Different for Boys

Navigating the complexities of teenage relationships, Anthony "Ant" Stevenson grapples with his sexuality and the confusing dynamics among his friends. He faces challenges with Charlie, who harbors homophobic views while being involved with Ant, and Jack, a drama student targeted by Charlie's anger. Additionally, Ant must consider Freddie's encouragement to pursue rugby over soccer. Patrick Ness crafts a candid narrative filled with humor and emotional depth, using innovative formatting to reflect the raw language of youth as he explores themes of love, betrayal, and support.