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Suggest some good books belonging to LGBTQ+ genre, here.

Six of Crows and The Gilded Wolves are some I’ve read recently!

Bhavya wrote: "Six of Crows and The Gilded Wolves are some I’ve read recently!"

Does Six of Crows has MC fitting in this genre?

Rushali wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "Six of Crows and The Gilded Wolves are some I’ve read recently!"

Does Six of Crows has MC fitting in this genre?"

Yes, three!

Bhavya wrote: "Rushali wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "Six of Crows and The Gilded Wolves are some I’ve read recently!"

Does Six of Crows has MC fitting in this genre?"

Yes, three!"

Oh okay! Great! Thanks for sharing.

Cemetery Boys and The Priory of the Orange Tree

Evi wrote: " Cemetery Boys and The Priory of the Orange Tree"

Thanks! I have heard these books are great.

1. Delhi : A Novel by Khushwant Singh

One of the main characters in the novel, Bhagmati, is a transgender.

2. Kay Scarpetta series by Patricia Cornwell

Austin wrote: "1. Delhi : A Novel by Khushwant Singh

One of the main characters in the novel, Bhagmati, is a transgender.

2. Kay Scarpetta series by Patricia Cornwell"

Oh! I didn't know there was a book called Delhi, thanks for sharing!

This Is How You Lose the Time War and the Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda series are excellent reads. (If you read Simon be warned that you will need oreos to consume)

Erica wrote: "This Is How You Lose the Time War and the Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda series are excellent reads. (If you read Simon be warned that you will need oreos to cons..."

Hahah! Why oreos?

Rushali wrote: "Austin wrote: "1. Delhi : A Novel by Khushwant Singh

One of the main characters in the novel, Bhagmati, is a transgender.

2. Kay Scarpetta series by Patricia Cornwell"

Oh! I didn't know there w..."

One of my favourite books by an Indian author. It's about the history of Delhi over the years and also present day Delhi, in a novel form.

Austin wrote: "Rushali wrote: "Austin wrote: "1. Delhi : A Novel by Khushwant Singh

One of the main characters in the novel, Bhagmati, is a transgender.

2. Kay Scarpetta series by Patricia Cornwell"

Oh! I did..."

Oh nice. Thanks!

Simon is obsessed with oreos and mentions/eats them frequently throughout the book.

Erica wrote: "Simon is obsessed with oreos and mentions/eats them frequently throughout the book."

Good enough reason 😂☺️

The Black Flamingo

Cloaked in Shadow

Human Enough

Definitely Girls of Paper and Fire but read the trigger warnings before.

One of main characters

The Song of Achilles a lovely tragic and epic love story like the titanic movie.

The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue is a historical fiction with a touch of magic. It is very funny, witty and heart warming. Gay lead characters. Also protrayed is the characters struggle with racism and sexism. Highly recommend to everyone.

The Binding- Amazing love story and a very unique plot. If memories could be extracted and bound into books. If you had a chance of getting rid of your bad memories would you do so? And moreover how this can be exploited when you can litreally wipe out thd memories of your crime. Highly recommended. Very beautiful writing.

Girls of Paper and Fire is a good book with LGBTQ+ representation!

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
You Should See Me in a Crown
Felix Ever After
The House in the Cerulean Sea
Boyfriend Material
Girl, Serpent, Thorn

I can't believe I didn't mention this before, but Gideon the Ninth!

ones no one has mentioned yet...

Wolfsong - PNR, gay MC
Once & Future - King Arthur legend, set in space, multiple LGBTQIA+ rep
Alice Isn't Dead - horror, lesbian MC
Fingersmith - hist fiction/mystery, lesbian MC

In Deeper Waters by FT Lukens. This has been described as The Gentlemen's Guide to Vice and Virtue meets The Pirates of the Caribbean. The description itself sold me. It is amazing and such a quick light hearted fluffy read that will definitely leave you happy.

The Rules and Regulations for Mediating Myths & Magic - ya coming of age x mythology, also a likable protagonist. Not a serious book though.

Because You'll Never Meet Me - story of two boys who can never meet because if they do, then they’ll literally die. The story is said in form of them exchanging letters.

Carry On - this is pretty popular but no one has mentioned it so…

Sometimes We Tell the Truth - this is more like a collection of short stories within a main story. But it is very deep and insightful.

In Other Lands - an mc who goes to other lands and finally finds a place where he belongs…even though it’s strange and kinda dangerous. Not a likable protagonist but good character development.

I want to mention one more but the lgbtq+ representation is a HUGE spoiler so I’ll mention it in spoiler tag.

(view spoiler)[ Suicide Notes - a humorous yet also a bit depressing novel. Pls read the trigger warnings before reading this (hide spoiler)]

Bookpup wrote: "In Deeper Waters by FT Lukens. This has been described as The Gentlemen's Guide to Vice and Virtue meets The Pirates of the Caribbean. The description itself sold me. It is amazing and such a quick..."

Thanks for the recommendations! It looks cool, also I’ve read from FT Lukens before so i think I’ll like this one

In fact, I’ll think I’m gonna save all of these books in tbr list !

Timekeeper – steampunk historical fantasy with gay main character and pansexual love interest.
She Drives Me Crazy – sapphic enemies to lovers with fake dating romance. it also talked about breaking up so it's kind of emotional.
I'll Be the One – the main character is bisexual, and she has two friends who are girlfriends. if you like KPop survival show or just KPop in general, maybe try this book.
We Are Okay – a very emotional read about loneliness and grief, and the main character is a lesbian.