Rainbow Trilogy: Rainbow Boys Lib/E (Audiobook)

from Kassilem

This is definitely one of my favorites of Sanchez. It looks like it's his debut novel and if so, it's very well done. The story is split in between three gay seniors and circulates between their individual lives and how their stories intertwine. All of what these boys go through is realistic and ...

from hooray

Not being a gay male, nor a teenage anymore, it was interesting and compelling to read about their social lives and issues. Attractive to an audience wider than the gay teen males it deals with, situations and relationships crop up that everyone can relate to. For teens, always wondering who they...

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Carson High owns the trilogy - yay! As my son says, CHS is pretty enlightened. These boys wouldn't have as much difficulty there as they do at their school. Hopefully schools like CHS are becoming more common. But we're not there yet. We need books like these, still. There are parents, still, lik...

from llpollac

'Rainbow Boys' follows Jason, a closeted jock, Kyle, a pleasant average guy, and Nelson, who is flamboyantly out of the closet, through the first semester of their senior year at a public high school, as they deal with homophobia, coming out, starting a GSA, and finding their first loves. This bo...

from mamzel

Each chapter is from the viewpoint of one of three high school boys; one openly gay, one closet gay, one closet bisexual. We get from these boys an idea of the hopes, fears, and everyday occurances that must happen in the life of young gay men. Their parents run the gamut from supportive and acti...