

Okay, Cupid
Author: Mason Deaver
Narrator: Max Meyers
Unabridged: 9 hr 3 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Scholastic Audio Books
Published: 01/02/2024
Categories: Young Adult Fiction, Fantasy, Romance, Lgbtq+
Author: Mason Deaver
Narrator: Max Meyers
Unabridged: 9 hr 3 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Scholastic Audio Books
Published: 01/02/2024
Categories: Young Adult Fiction, Fantasy, Romance, Lgbtq+
Actual rating 4.5 stars. Love Jude. Love Jude. Love Jude. Have I already told you that I love Jude? Love Huy. Love Huy. Love Huy. Have I already told you that I love Huy? I’m a Mason Deaver Stan. I’d pick up anything they write without reading a blurb. So, of course, I was excited to read Okay, Cupid......more
This was my first book by Mason Deaver. It was a cute YA contemporary romance with a spin on cupid lore. I definitely will be checking out more of Mason's works in the future. 3.5 stars. Okay, Cupid is a YA contemporary romance that follows non-binary character Jude who works as a cupid. Prior to the......more
This was one of my most anticipated releases of the year, because I've enjoyed Mason Deaver's previous books, and I'm always SO here for a T4T (non-binary x trans guy, in this case) romance. Unfortunately, it was mostly just okay. I wanted to love this so badly, but the book just didn't work for me f......more
Rep: gay enby/agender MC, vietnamese trans LI, queer vietnamese and Black SCs Awww I absolutely loved the idea of this! A Cupid, made to make humans fall in love, falling in love with a human boy. But Cupids are not made to love humans and if you kiss one, there are serious consequences. I’ve never rea......more
2.5 / 5 Okay, Cupid is one of those books that isn't particularly bad, it just lacks the depth to be really good. There's a supernatural element that needed so much more explanation, much more information and lore for it to truly be interesting and for the MC's struggles to be touching... Also, it's a......more
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