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Tag: Relationships
Book Review: The Loophole by Naz Kutub
Part travel adventure, part magical mystery, and part personal quest for identity and direction, this was a joy to read.
Book Review: Jay’s Gay Agenda by Jason June
A fun and messy look at what happens when things don't go as planned when it comes to love, friendship, and finding yourself.
Book Review: Meet Cute Diary by Emery Lee
Can Noah, who runs a blog of trans meet cutes, find his own swoon-worthy meet cute?
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Book Review: Between Perfect and Real by Ray Stoeve
A powerful, heartfelt, well-written story of identity, community, and friendship. A necessary addition to collections.
There’s Something About Insta-Love, a guest post by Phil Stamper
On rom-coms and insta-love: "As an author of queer YA, I get to take it one step further. I can break the trope apart and put it back together the way I want—celebrating the similarities and differences of queer love in all its forms."
Book Review: Super Fake Love Song by David Yoon
I can't say enough positive about this really smart, empathetic, and hilarious look at identity, friendship, preconceived notions, high school, and missteps. One of my very favorite reads this year.
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Book Review: Charming as a Verb by Ben Philippe
I stretched this one out over three afternoons, just so I could keep dipping back into Henri and Cori's world. A completely satisfying, engaging, and memorable read.
Book Review: Where We Go From Here by Lucas Rocha
This emotional read shows that already complicated relationships can become more complicated when HIV is involved, but that that diagnosis doesn't spell doom and gloom for the characters.
Book Review: Tell Me How You Really Feel by Aminah Mae Safi
As much about finding yourself as it is about finding love, this smart, feminist story shows that expectations shouldn't dictate the future.
Book Review: Road Tripped by Pete Hautman
I always like a good road trip book. Stiggy sets off on his own, but spends the majority of his trip meeting people who both literally and metaphorically make him change course. Hand this to readers who like stories with strong (and sometimes not necessarily super likable) characters.
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