Leah on the Offbeat: The #1 New York Times Bestselling Bisexual Coming-of-Age Romance from the Love, Simon Universe

Leah on the Offbeat, the sequel to Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda, has received mixed reviews from readers. While some found the book enjoyable and relatable, others were disappointed and couldn't connect with the characters. Despite the mixed reception, the book is praised for its high-quality hardback edition. However, the story itself seems to have divided readers. Some love Leah, finding her sarcastic, moody, and relatable, appreciating her self-love and acceptance. They also found her relationship with her mom to be sweet. Others, however, did not fall in love with the characters as they had hoped. Some even described it as a mediocre read, saying that it felt like a book chosen out of lack of options. One reader mentioned enjoying the banter and dialogue in the book, finding it light and nerdy. However, another reader expressed dissatisfaction, specifically mentioning the excessive inclusion of politics as a turn-off. They stopped reading the book after encountering a passage about chasing someone wearing a MAGA hat. Overall, Leah on the Offbeat seems to have received a mixed response from readers. While some found it enjoyable and relatable, others felt that it did not meet their expectations.