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With regards to On the Edge of Gone: while several major characters are queer, the protagonist isn't.

Hi Corinne, awesome, thanks for letting me know! For this list, all LGBT characters are welcome to be included, even minor ones. :)

History is All You Left Me comes out in 2017 :(

Thanks for letting me know! Looks like it got pushed to the following year. I'll go ahead and add it to the 2017 list instead.

sorry, I'm a space case T_T I did it again, didn't I! Many apologies.

That's no problem at all! It does sound like an awesome book. I added it over to the Queer Princesses list that was recently created.

Rainbowheart wrote: "That's no problem at all! It does sound like an awesome book. I added it over to the Queer Princesses list that was recently created."

Thanks! I made a list for 2016 LGBT New Adult, by the way, so if you get any more of 'em send 'em here:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/9...

You should add Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare on here.

Thanks for the heads up, guys! I added Lady Midnight and will check out the New Adult list. :)

Removed the upcoming Becky Albertalli, which got pushed to 2017, and Bad Boy by Leah Raeder, which is NA, not YA.

American Girls by Alison Umminger -- protagonist has a lesbian mom. It's just a detail and it's not what the book is about so I'm not sure if it's enough for your list, but I wanted to call it to your attention.

Awesome, thanks so much for the info! Yes, lesbian moms definitely qualify. I'll make sure to put it on the LGBT parent list, too.

Ooh, there's a parent list? The Olive Conspiracy definitely belongs on there, it stars a lesbian mom with a bi lady partner and the dads (also a couple) even show up for a couple of chapter

(Unless you mean parents of the MC.)

Yes, there is a list.

Books for Teens with LGBT Parents

It could definitely use more voters! The only requirement is that the book be YA and contain at least one LGBT parent. It doesn't matter if it's the MC's parent or not.

yup, I'm still NA. (But teen-friendly!)

Removed Honestly Ben, Shadow Run, and Ramona Drowning, which all got pushed to 2017.

you should add the book "Notes from a Blender" because a main character's dad is gay and she is accepting but learns her soon-to-be step brother (based upon her dad's new marriage to a man) is not so accepting. It's a good book even though that part is only a side story to the main plot.

Sounds like a good story, but this list is only for books with an original publication date of 2016. Notes from the Blender came out in 2011.

oops, I forgot to read the 2016 part. My bad.

Moved Dress Codes for Small Towns to 2017 list.