Book Recommendations: I am Jane Doe I know there is stigma, there is shame, there is fear, but it is also so important to know that I AM JANE DOE. As long as there have been men in power, woman have been at risk. At times like this when the […]
Book Recommendations: Queer YA History for Queer History Month October is LGBTQ+ History Month, and the fight to keep our history accessible has never been more visible or more urgent. Books are being pulled from school libraries. State legislatures are passing laws that erase queer and trans people from curricula. […]
Crush on This: The House of Now and Then by Edward Underhill & More Picks Fall TBR season is here and if you spent the summer in survival mode, you are not alone. There are a handful of books from the past few months that slipped through our TBR and […]
Book Recommendations: Her Name in the Sky & This Must Be the Place by Kelly Quindlen As many readers probably know, it is #SapphicSeptember, and we read Queer All Year, but we can do some special shoutout recommendations. Having been fans of Kelly Quindlen since She Drives Me Crazy landed […]
Book Recs: The Season of Light and Darkness by Jillian Cantor & a New Generation of Dystopian Earlier this year, we wrote about how a generation of YA dystopian fiction spent a decade warning us and we filed it under entertainment while the conditions those books described quietly took root. […]
Book Recommendations: Summerween 2026 Pride month straight into summerween? Yeah, that is us. Whether you want wilderness survival, celebrity murder, small-town secrets, or folk horror with a god in the woods, this year’s picks have you covered. Summerween Recs Gray After Dark by Noelle W. Ihli: Olympic hopeful Miley takes […]
Feature: Pride 2026 TBR & Giveaway June is here and so is our annual tradition of reading every queer book we can get our hands on, crying at fictional characters, and losing sleep over slow burns that took three hundred pages to pay off. This year’s Pride TBR is stacked […]
Guest Post: YA Books Featuring Music by Annie Cardi We always love welcoming authors to the blog, and today we’re excited to feature a special guest post from Annie Cardi, author of the powerful YA novel Red, a timely and emotional story centered on the #MeToo movement, faith, and the […]
Book Recommendations: Girls Who Don’t Stay Put You know how we all have a type? Well, I have many types but one of mine happens to be women in (historic-ish) academic settings and murder. It is not really about murder, though all three of these books have murder in them. […]
Book Recommendations: The Cost of the Bargain Two books landing this April from Page Street YA are doing something that goes past their gorgeous covers and their queer romances, though they have all of those things. The Labyrinth of Waking Dreams by Michelle Kulwicki releases April 21st and The Redwood […]