This is a lot to break down, so here are my initial thoughts: In “Carry On,” Rowell stole everyone’s hearts with one line: “And then he kissed me.” That moment of tenderness should not go unappreciated, for the next novel completely shatters readers’ hearts: “‘When someone shows you who you are, you have to believe them.’ That’s what I’m going to say when I break up with Baz.” And they fall in love in the process.Īlthough the book was full of twists, turns, and more twists, there is only one thing we really care about: What the heck is going on with Simon and Baz? When things go awry at the Watford School of Magicks, would the two be able to put their differences aside and learn to work together? Spoiler alert: They do. Baz’s family hates the mage, who basically raised Simon as his own. Simon’s pretty sure Baz is a vampire, and Baz thinks Simon’s the worst chosen one to ever be chosen.
Simon was the chosen one, and Penelope was his (obviously smarter) best friend. Originally known for her novel “Fangirl,” Rainbow’s spin off novels, “Carry On” and “Wayward Son” gained a lot of traction in the magical realm.įor those of you who haven’t read “Carry On,” or even need a refresher, here’s a recap: If you’re a fan of all things love, heartbreak, and magic, then you’re no stranger to the work of Rainbow Rowell. Rainbow Rowell’s spin-off novels “Carry On” and “Wayward Son” have gained tons of traction in the magical realm of stories
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