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1. In what genre does this book fit?

This book is a coming-of-age young adult fiction novel. It deals with themes of change.

2. What point of view is the story told from?

The book uses "I" and "we," making it a first person point of view. Simon is the narrator.

3. Why does Martin confide to Simon that his brother is gay?

Martin is trying to explain to Simon that he knows he is gay, using his brother as a segue.

4. Why does Simon check his private email at school?

Jacques has written an email to Blue and is waiting with bated breath for a response.

5. What is the significance of Simon noticing Nora's piercings?

Simon sees that Nora has five piercings up her ear. Nora is making adult choices on her own.

6. Why does Simon question the sports posters on Alice's wall?

Simon thinks it is strange that Alice would have athletic posters because she does not like sports.

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