Becky Albertalli's novel 'Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda', which inspired the movie 'Love, Simon', was published.
20th Century Fox announced the development of a film adaptation of 'Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda', titled 'Love, Simon'.
Principal photography for 'Love, Simon' started.
The movie 'Love, Simon' had its world premiere, marking the film's official debut.
The movie 'Love, Simon' was released theatrically in the United States.
Simon starts exchanging anonymous emails with the mysterious Blue, another closeted gay student at his high school.
Martin finds out about Simon's emails with Blue and threatens to expose him unless Simon helps with his homework and social life.
Simon confides in his close friends, Abby, Nick, and Leah, revealing his homosexuality and the secret about Blue.
Martin publicly reveals Simon's sexuality during a party, causing Simon distress and confusion.
Simon confronts Martin, stands up to his bullying and takes back control of his personal story.
Through clues, Simon figures out that Blue is Bram, a fellow student.
Simon and Bram finally meet face to face and confirm their feelings for each other.
Simon tells his parents the truth about his sexuality and gains their support.
