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Melt With You by Jennifer Dugan
Melt With You is a YA sapphic romance that features a road trip and ice cream – what’s not to love? Fallon and Chloe are ex-best friends after one particular night, and Fallon has sworn...
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Café Con Lychee by Emery Lee
Café Con Lychee is a Romeo-and-Juliet queer YA romance about two boys whose families own competing cafés in the same town. Used to only having each other to vie for customers’ attention, when a new...
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Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
Going into Station Eleven, I was pretty sure it wouldn’t be my cup of tea. I don’t do dystopian fiction, anything to do with a pandemic is a big turn-off right now, and, frankly, I...
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Space Trash Vol. 1 by Jenn Woodall
Space Trash Vol. 1 introduces the coolest, most punk-rock girl gang this side of the solar system. Stab, Yuki, and Una are underdogs at their school, just trying to make it through while standing their...
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Answers in the Pages by David Levithan
Answers in the Pages focuses on the story of two boys – Donovan, a kid whose mom is challenging a book he’s reading in class, and Gideon, who is experiencing strange feelings for the new...
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The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky by Mackenzi Lee
This small volume in between books #1 and #2 of the Montague Siblings series gives a further look at Monty and Percy’s relationship and its, ahem, more intimate parts. They were my favorite part of...
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The Lost Language of Cranes by David Leavitt
The Lost Language of Cranes focuses on a very specific time and place in queer history, and as a result any given reader’s mileage may vary. The story focuses on the Benjamin family, consisting of...
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Wishless by Sibylla Nash
Wishless is a magical journey between realms that follows Max, the last of the fairy godmothers. There is a lot riding on Max’s shoulders, and she is tasked with not only rescuing her friends but...
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NetGalley Round-Up #1
I wrote bite-sized reviews for the following four books to help boost my NetGalley ratio as I’m just starting out–here are my thoughts on what I read!
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