A big shout out to NetGalley for the Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of The House On Yeet Street by Preston Norton. I appreciate receiving a copy for free in exchange for my honest opinion.

When I first started reading the story, it was I found it to be a little choppy and disjointed. However, this issue quickly corrected itself. We soon find out that the main character is gay but hasn't come out yet AND is hiding his feelings from his best friend. The author does a great job of capturing how kids in middle school act and react. Some of the parents reactions are believable too, especially when it comes to Aidan's dad.

There were a couple of twists and turns , and I found myself rooting for Aidan and Kai to get together. Although, there are LGBTQ+ themes in the book, it is very age appropriate. It's a great book for children, especially boys, that are struggling with coming out and even for those who aren't gay so they might get a glimpse of what people go through.

All in all, I enjoyed The House On Yeet Street by Preston Norton and will recommend it to others. Four out of five stars.

I really enjoyed this book even though I'm not in the target audience!

This book has a bit of everything from coming of age romance, coming out to ghosts and things that go bump in the night!