Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe By Benjamin Alire Sáenz
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" One summer night, I fell asleep, hoping the world would be different when I woke." It is a book with short chapters but the novel isn’t short (lengthwise and contentwise!). It’s a story about love, an organic love-story, a constructive love story! Don’t we meetup few people and feel as if we have known them for ages? Aristotle "Ari" Mendoza and Dante Quintana, two distinctive Mexican-American teenager boys of the 80s, are like the two souls separated for ages, and met here in this book. Though the setting of the 80s have been mentioned, but I personally felt timelessness and nothing explicit related to the 80s. On the threshold of adulthood, the two teenagers are in search of knowing themselves and deciphering the anomalies of the world. Most of the books I recently read are about abusive parents, indifferent parents, but the “happy family” trope, offered a welcome relief! Both Ari and Dante’s families are loving yet flawed, and offers parental support. ...