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Human, Animal is a dramatic clash between old and new. Seth Insua perfectly captures what so many queer families go through as younger generations step into who they truly are, while older generations try to learn new vocabularies, new ways of thinkin ...more |
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| The first 30 pages of this Book were over in a blink, though I don’t think or would say I necessarily enjoyed them. But that Voice of the Narrator, in your head, is like syrup. And you read on because it’s sticky perhaps not sweet - yet. It’s uncomfo ...more | |
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Pure Men is an eye-opener into Muslim Senegal for gay men. A touching, propelling, and at the same time repulsive story that truly made me feel grateful to grow up with the privilege I had. A modern tale portraying how quickly news can go viral, how f ...more |
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Oh, Shuggie. Never have I met a cast of characters so endearing, so complicated, so layered as I have with Shuggie Bain. Like a bag of onions swinging by one’s side on a windy walk home, these characters pull back layer after layer, as you sit and read ...more |
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Cemetery Boys is one of the most heartwarming stories I’ve read in a long time. It’s an innocent love story and a sweep-you-off-your-feet fantasy that’s fast-paced and filled with the high stakes you often find in YA, where you know everything is goin ...more |
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I think this is my first sports romance, and it definitely won’t be my last. I ate this up in two days. Austin and Diego give us a slow burn to really kick your feet to, and I loved watching their relationship unfold. Edward Schmit perfectly handles th ...more |
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Human, Animal is a dramatic clash between old and new. Seth Insua perfectly captures what so many queer families go through as younger generations step into who they truly are, while older generations try to learn new vocabularies, new ways of thinkin ...more |
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The first 100 pages of Girl, Woman, Other felt like a six-star read. Bernadine Evaristo held that standard for almost 350–400 pages, but by the end I couldn’t help feeling the book had overstayed its welcome. If it had wrapped up around the 400-page m ...more |
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The first 100 pages of Girl, Woman, Other felt like a six-star read. Bernadine Evaristo held that standard for almost 350–400 pages, but by the end I couldn’t help feeling the book had overstayed its welcome. If it had wrapped up around the 400-page m ...more |
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History is being rewritten in front of you and, suddenly, it just is. That’s what reading Blonde Roots feels like. Bernadine Evaristo takes the transatlantic slave trade and reverses it, creating a tale that’s so smartly crafted it constantly catches y ...more |
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