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I've read a lot about this topic the last few years, so I thought this book wouldn't teach me anything new. Well, I was wrong. It's a a cute little book with great illustrations and Mardell manages to explain complicated things in an understandable way. I love that we get to know a lot of different people sharing their stories with us. It's perfect for Allies who want to know more, for Baby Queers and people who still want to learn more.

banned books read in 2023

Three siblings take a crash course through how not to handle holiday romances, and the punches keep coming. I read this over the summer and enjoyed it. Each character's story is interesting and well-paced, with a satisfying conclusion. I almost felt overwhelmed by so many things happening at once but it felt balanced enough to keep me going. Do read the content warnings. #LGBTQIA #Holdays #HolidayRomance

Wonderful, beautiful, and delightfully cozy and affirming, as much of K's work tends to be! I love their inclusive stories that bring in disability, queerness, discovering self-confidence, family, found family, and more so seemlessly. It's fun to watch this friendship blossom and see them support each other in discovering themselves. Also, the cutest sheep!! 😍 #Comics #LGBTQIA

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#selfguidedcourseinwomenandgenderstudies

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These chapter titles are so fun 😄

#ChristmasCrimeChallenge @Ruthiella @RaeLovesToRead

#hyggehourreadathon

I recently realized that though I don‘t often read memoirs, I enjoy them when I do. So I‘m trying to read more. I have this one going now, and Tim Curry‘s waiting for me whenever my library reopens!

I was tempted to read vol 4 of MDZS but in the end I used my internetless evening to finish this off. Now just two books left to complete my November #BookSpinBingo.

This was okay. Fairly predictable, all in all, with the main characters both stupidly keeping secrets. A very light pick, maybe a so-so. I wasn't tempted to DNF but I won't read more in the series.