A Bookish Adventure... discussion

I’d highly recommend The House in the Cerulean Sea and You Should See Me in a Crown!

here are some of my favorites!

- fifteen hundred miles from the sun by jonny garza villa (it comes out in june!)
- darius the great is not okay by adib khorram
- the henna wars by adiba jaigirdar
- the weight of the stars by k. ancrum
- cemetery boys by aiden thomas
- heartstopper by alice oseman
- a dark and hollow star by ashley shuttleworth
- not your sidekick by c.b. lee

Mashlovesbooks wrote: "A Dark and Hollow star was really good, it’s YA fantasy!"

Eeeek I just finished it today, it really is!

The Black Flamingo (contemporary written in verse where a gay boy discovers his place in the world and finds drag to be a safe space for him - everyone needs to read this one!!)

Cloaked in Shadow (gay elves who can control the elements)

Human Enough (gay vampire hunter falls in love with a gay asexual vampire)

okay, so there are multiple books in lgbtq that i've enjoyed. i love It's Not Like It's a Secret Its based on a bisexual girl, and its the book that got me into lgbtq+ based books. Another one is The Meaning of Birds. Then there's Almost Perfect. I LOVED that one.

I love They Both Die at the End! I really recommend it

honestly i think the only purely-sapphic book i've read is Girls of Paper and Fire, most of the lesbian characters I can think of were all side characters/romances

- Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston (I’m yet to start reading it but I’ve heard good things and it arrived the other day so I’m very excited to start it)
- Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall (I’m almost finished and absolutely loving it!!)
- You’re The Want That I Want by Simon James Green (it’s inspired by Grease, so if you love that film, you might like that book)