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Amphitrite
Neither. He's a gentleman.
Rebecca Doering
Percy has a indestructible fiddle. That is enough
Keith Westerman
The answer is yes. Percy is a boy or a girl.
ez ☆
in the blurb it says "and his relationship with the boy he adores" which I believe is alluding to Percy.
Greg
I think "Percy" is actually short for "Percivale" (sp?) and I believe it's usually a man's name. Since Monty and Percy have grown up together, have gone swimming nude, and since the author never alludes to any kind of situation which might clue us in as to a reason why Percy is anything other than a boy/man, then Percy is male. Now, as to his location on the sexual spectrum, I think we'll learn more in further volumes.
Evie Sj
he's a goose according to monty
Leeann
Percy is without a doubt, male.
Maisha Zarrin
he is a boy, a tall boy, and the best friend of the main character henry montague
Alexandra Daw
A bitchy fun read so far. Very light.
George
"Percy" was a standard nickname for "Percival", which was traditionally a male name, harking back to an Arthurian knight and earlier.
The modern trend to randomly appropriate male names for girls did not exist in the 1720s (which the Author's Note establishes as the period of the novel), nor did names ending in Y particularly sound like girls' names to people of the time.
The modern trend to randomly appropriate male names for girls did not exist in the 1720s (which the Author's Note establishes as the period of the novel), nor did names ending in Y particularly sound like girls' names to people of the time.
thatoldbooksmell
Percy is Percy. That is enough
Luna
It's in the blurb lol...
Ashley Alexis
I haven't even finished reading the entire synopsis and I'm already clicking the "Want to read" button xD damn....I'm debating what to read first, this or To all the boys I've loved before you/.........can't decide
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