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Kenyazero
I Hear the Sunspot | Yuki Fumino
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Pickpick

It looks like the second book, Theory of Happiness isn't quite on Litsy yet. I really enjoyed the character exploration we get in this second volume as Tai explores career options in accessibility and Kohei works to understand the ways an inaccessible society have impacted his behavior and social relationships over time. Some very sweet moments in their relationship growth as well. #manga #LGBTQIA #DisabilitiesRep

Kenyazero Used for #OwlHouseReadathon Camila: a character steps far out of their comfort zone; #LGBTQIABookBingo2024 Achillian rep #LGBTQIA2024; and #GottaCatchEmAll Vespiquen: Yellow cover @PuddleJumper 3mo
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reading.rainb0w
I Hear the Sunspot | Yuki Fumino
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Why does this look like a #manga variation of the Arthur fist meme? 🤣

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reading.rainb0w
I Hear the Sunspot | Yuki Fumino
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I started this series earlier today, and after reading two books, I immediately went to the library to nab the rest of the series. It's about a growing relationship between two male teens. One has a hearing impairment. As their friendship grows, so do romantic feelings. I'm such a sucker for the BL genre #fujoshi 🥰 With disability representation to boot, it's a definite win.

#mangaweekly #bl #queerreads #currentlyreading

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kelli7990
Falling in Like | L. E. Blair
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I saw this template on Instagram so I decided to participate. This is my book. My 6th grade teacher gave me the Girl Talk series. I was 11 years old. I‘m 33 now. I reread my paperback copy of this book so many times that the front cover came off. I always liked this cover. It was a cute story and I‘ve been thinking about it ever since I read it a long time ago.

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kelli7990
Falling in Like | L. E. Blair
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1. I don‘t know. I asked my mom about it and she doesn‘t know either.

2. I read an ARC this month for a book called Time Boxing by Marc Zao Sanders. I‘m disappointed that I didn‘t find it helpful for me because it‘s a time management book.

3. My 6th grade teacher gave me the books in the Girl Talk series. I was 11 years old. I reread the tagged book so many times that I broke the spine on the paperback.

#motivationalmonday

Cupcake12 Thanks for joining in. Have a great week x 7mo
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coffees
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GOD, this volume made me so angry!! v2 focused on Conflict and here it was homophobia. And the author does such a good job at carrying my son through these turbulent times T-T!! I'm so happy to see the friendships he's forged in v1 having his back, his own self-discovery, and yes, even some of the DESERVED violence. AND THAT CLIFFHANGER!! This author has done it again 👏👏 this author interweaves all the stories so well :) I'm excited for v3!!

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coffees
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This was so cute!! It's slower than what I like but honestly, I didn't mind. I loved the way we could see the character's mindsets change with every interaction. We get to see a first (?) love and the earnestness that comes w it, as well as the less fiery "it just happened" love, as well as the more platonic love with friendship. I'm really curious about the ending since it leaves on a cliffhanger #netgalleybacklog #joyousjanuary

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faelinwolf
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I've got a purring Persephone on my chest while I'm trying to read. 😂 #CatsofLitsy

rubyslippersreads That‘s the best way to read. 😻 11mo
GondorGirl How can you get any reading done with that sweet girl around? 🥰 11mo
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PuddleJumper
I Hear the Sunspot | Yuki Fumino
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This is for the second volume Theory of Happiness. I couldn't find an entry for it.

The miscommunication got really annoying after awhile. Nothing got resolved until the end and everything could have been solved by talking and not making assumptions. It's a trope I'm not fond of.

It's still a good fluffy, wholesome read.

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the.bookish.valkyrie
Given, Vol. 1 | Natsuki Kizu
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I love the #given anime and now I‘m taking my time reading the manga. There‘s no other way to describe this, but sweet and sad. The story starts out so quiet but fun and then as it‘s settling into a sweet storyline, the sadness that was always there, in the quiet, just wells up, & grips you by the heart. It‘s an achingly sweet journey through grief, friendship, love, and a shared passion for music.

CWs in comments.

the.bookish.valkyrie Content warnings for:
Death, grief, and (off page, in the past) suicide of a romantic partner.
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