When the secret finally comes out, Simon loses the trust of his friends and the privacy he fought so hard to keep. But in the midst of the chaos, he realizes he can’t hide anymore. He posts a public message to Blue, asking him to meet at the town carnival’s Ferris wheel.
The universal struggle of identity and the importance of coming out on your own terms. When the secret finally comes out, Simon loses
The story takes a sharp turn when another student, Martin, discovers Simon’s emails. Martin blackmails Simon, forcing him to help Martin get a date with one of Simon’s friends. To protect his secret and his connection to Blue, Simon begins to manipulate his friend group, leading to a series of lies that eventually spiral out of control. The universal struggle of identity and the importance
Over several weeks, Simon and Blue exchange emails that become the highlight of their days. They share their deepest fears, their favorite music, and the struggle of hiding their true selves. For the first time, Simon doesn't feel alone. But as his feelings for Blue grow, so does his obsession with finding out who Blue really is. Is it the quiet kid in class? The talented actor? Or the soccer player he’s always admired? To protect his secret and his connection to
Heartfelt, witty, and relatable to anyone who has ever felt like an outsider. Message: "Everyone deserves a great love story."
Everything changes when he sees a post on "Creedmont Confessions," his school’s anonymous blog. A student using the pseudonym confesses that he is also gay and feels like he’s stuck on a Ferris wheel—constantly moving but going nowhere. Feeling an instant connection, Simon reaches out using the name "Jacques."
Simon Spier is a normal teenager with a "perfectly normal" life. He has a loving family and a tight-knit group of friends. But Simon has one huge secret: he’s gay, and he hasn't told a soul.