@lagunabayfables All 5 stars from me:
Kaikeyi-Vaishnavi Patel: Fantasy, retelling
In The Name of Salome-Julia Alvarez: literary
What the Wind Knows-Amy Harmon: romance, magical realism
Homegoing-Yaa Gyasi: literary
Okay for Now-Gary D Schmidt: YA
🌈 Hey Reading Rainbows, Happy International Women’s Day! We have 20 book recommendations featuring queer women protagonists to celebrate! This includes ALL queer women of any identity.
Q: What’s your favorite book(s) featuring queer women MCs?
'Am I queer enough?'
Queer imposter syndrome is so real. Queerness is not a quantifiable measurement. I'm proclaiming it loudly: Yes, you are queer enough! Anyone that doesn't agree can go kick rocks. We don't gatekeep queerness here 🌈
aromanticism is not asexuality
but that doesn’t mean people can’t be both
aromantics can be asexual
asexuals can be aromantic.
or not
asexuals can also NOT be aromantic
aromantics can also NOT be asexual
or you can be in the weird gray area of both at the same time
This Valentine's Day, remember that...
Self love matters too.
Platonic love matters too.
Familial love matters too.
Love is love. There is no hierarchy.
Let's celebrate all of it. 💜
🌈 24 BLACK QUEER BOOKS!
Hello Rainbow Readers! February is Black History month, and today we're featuring 24 Black Queer books to add to your TBR! Anytime is a great time to pick up a Black Queer book and find a new favorite. These books includes many age categories and genres