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RedCurly
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo | Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Pickpick

My sister bought this book bit I read it first. I really liked it, it was very interesting and I did not hate Evelyn at all. I liked the first big twist, but the second... not so much

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rwmg
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Pickpick

Not as heart-rending as the TV version in the first half of Season 3

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TeamFiction
Puddin' | Julie Murphy
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HeatherBookNerd
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In light of the executive order made by our uninformed new president, declaring that there are only two genders, I would like to help fellow readers become better educated. Here are six books written by and/or centering on the experiences of non-binary and transgender people. I wish I had a recommendation with some intersex representation, but I can‘t think of anything at the moment. Feel free to suggest other great books in the comments below.

AmyG Thank you. 20h
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian I use the hashtag #TransBooks when I post about books by trans authors, there are a lot of great books there. One of my favourite (trans) authors is Kai Cheng Thom. 20h
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian I'm going to tag a few recent books by intersex authors! 20h
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CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian Not sure how much intersex content there is in this one, but the author is intersex so all eir work is worth checking out! 20h
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian For middle grade kids! 20h
WorldsOkayestStepMom An intersex book I read last year or the year before was 18h
CoffeeK8 Devon price‘s book is great! 17h
HeatherBookNerd Thank you @CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian especially for the intersex rep. I have read Born Both - forgot about that one! 17h
HeatherBookNerd Thanks @WorldsOkayestStepMom I forgot about Middlesex too. I read it years ago. 17h
HeatherBookNerd @coffeeK8 my neurodivergent trans kid suggested Autism Unmasked. Very helpful! 17h
HeatherBookNerd Thanks for reading @AmyG 17h
Suet624 Thank you for sharing this. 8h
HeatherBookNerd @Suet624 you‘re welcome! 6h
Amiable Great list —thanks for posting this! Here‘s one that I enjoyed: (edited) 5h
HeatherBookNerd @Amiable all excellent recommendations! 3h
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julesG
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

Thanks for the tag, Lisa!

1) least was marking homework and tests

2) Sam doesn't really dislike his job, but he's not a fan of it either. He's trying to support his team by faking amnesia.

TheSpineView YW! Marked in red pen!?? I remember those days. Thanks for playing 23h
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HeatherBookNerd
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Nick and Charlie embark on their relationship and it is a delight to watch the enchantment and nervousness of first love. Nick is acknowledging his feelings for Charlie and coming to understand himself better. The boys are navigating friendships and how and when to come out as a couple. It‘s such a fantastic series. So glad that it exists, especially for gay teens out there who need to see themselves in these stories.

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xicanti
Swordcrossed | Freya Marske
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Ahhhh, friends, I‘m having SUCH a good time with SWORDCROSSED! Freya Marske gives off the best vibes. I almost don‘t even care what‘s happening as long as I get to bask in her books‘ overall feel.

Soubhiville ❤️ your 🐶! 23h
llwheeler I'm about a third of the way through and couldn't agree more! 23h
xicanti @Soubhiville he‘s my favourite. 22h
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xicanti @llwheeler twinsies! I‘m excited to have a big binge read before bed. 22h
dabbe CASEY! 🖤🐾🖤 22h
ferskner I can't stop staring at your dog! 18h
xicanti @dabbe 🐶❤️ 18h
xicanti @ferskner Casey has that effect! 18h
CarolynM Sounds good. Stacked🙂 14h
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rwmg
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Texreader
The Safekeep | Yael van der Wouden
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Here‘s my next audiobook! #foodandlit #Netherlands @Catsandbooks

Billypar I'm reading it now, but the print version. I'm past the halfway point and very much hooked! 17h
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Gleefulreader
Paradise Rot | Jenny Hval
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The beginning of this year has seen me continuing my journey through small press and translated fiction. This is the story of a Norwegian girl who goes on a school semester in Australia where she ends up living in a renovated brewery with another girl. The brewery has only thin walls and the borders between the girls and sound and reality blur. While it was an interesting exploration of intimacy and loneliness it didn‘t fully work for me.