pickWhat an eye opener! These essays are sometimes hard to read, but I've learnt so much. It's so important to change one's perspective every now and then and starting to see the world through the eyes of someone else. Mika writes about their experience as a queer person with several disabilities and PTSD.
#transrightsreadathon
Love the great range of disabilities and body types shown here. Although the main focus is on physical limitations, a lot of the advice is applicable to other kinds of disabilities too.
#TransRightsReadathon (author is genderqueer)
And I'm done for March! #WickedWords @AsYouWish
In this wholesome romance, the hero and heroine both have limb differences. He has a prosthetic leg, she has one small, atypical hand. So long as you can handle the surprise pregnancy trope, read this! It has stellar disability rep and banter and he's a secret giant nerd and there is all sorts of boundary respect and communication and stuff.
I read it in one sitting, and I haven't done that for quite a while. #romantsy #romance #disability
pickA more feminist version of “Goodnight Mister Tom“ with a pony instead of a dog. A book that crashed me in the best way possible. I barely managed to read the first chapter, but I had tears in my eyes when I saw how Ada and Jamie grew. And not only them, but also Susan. How this family grows stronger and stronger, and proves that family is not only made by blood. Highly recommend, especially now.
#bookishmonopoly @AkashaVampie
Joining @Deblovestoread at #MondayMood
Hope your name is Heidi - Heidi Reichinnek
We take a breath
Then we move on
Today was not an ending
But a begining
(After Germany's elections yesterday)
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Really excited for I'm A Queerfeminist Cyborg, Han Kang is always a hit, and how the f* am I'm going to translate Nr. 90? I don't even know what the German title means 🤣
#roll100 @PuddleJumper
