Rebel's Guide to Pride by Matthew Hubbard presents a vibrant and timely narrative centered around Zeke Chapman, a newly out teenager grappling with his identity in a conservative environment. After the mayor cancels LGBTQ+ events, Zeke initiates underground 'Pride Speakeasies' to foster community resistance. The novel emphasizes the importance of friendship and chosen family, showcasing Zeke's bond with his best friend, Sawyer, and navigating his feelings for ex-rival Cohen. With a mix of humor and heart, the story captures Zeke's imperfect journey towards self-acceptance and rebellion against societal norms.
Rebel's Guide to Pride is not just a coming-of-age story but a battle cry for those who refuse to be silenced.
When his town's mayor cancels all LGBTQ+ celebrations, Zeke channels his anger into action, launching underground 'Pride Speakeasies' that quickly become the heart of the community's resistance.
The dynamic between Zeke and his best friend, Sawyer, gives the novel an emotional depth that resonates beyond typical YA tropes.
Zeke's battle for self-acceptance is refreshingly imperfect, with the narrative not shying away from his doubts and complicated relationships.
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