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peanutnine
The Darkness Outside Us | Eliot Schrefer
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I reread this one a couple months ago in preparation for the sequel. I listened to the audiobook this time, which was a great choice. It added so much to the atmosphere. Even though I knew the twists this time, I had forgotten enough details to still be on the edge of my seat the whole time. Absolutely love these boys, can't wait for more crazy space adventures
#SeriesLove2024 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
#LGBTQ2024 published in June @Kenyazero

TheSpineView Fantastic! 🤩📖👍 17h
Andrew65 Well done 👏👏👏 5h
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Kenyazero
Firebird | Sunmi
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I recently picked up several random graphic novels at the library, including this one. Caroline can't stop thinking about the popular girl she has started tutoring at school and finds that they have more in common than she could imagine. I really enjoyed this. The character building is great and the art is beautiful. Their texting style reminded me of when my husband and I first started. #LGBTQIA #comics #AAPI

Kenyazero Used for #OwlHouseReadathon Alador: a distant parent or guardian; #LGBTQIABookBingo2024 gender non-conformity #LGBTQ2024 2w
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peanutnine
Key Lime Sky | Al Hess
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This was such a strange and wonderful book. I didn't realize an alien invasion romance was something I would love so much. But Denver's mission to understand recent bizarre events with the handsome Ezra was heartwarming, & heart-pounding, & so unique. The character journeys during the crisis were so well written. Denver is non-binary & autistic so he believes everyone in his small town dislikes him. But he is determined to save the town anyway

Kenyazero I love finding books I never would have realized I needed! 2w
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peanutnine
The Pairing | Casey McQuiston
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I finished this book ages ago but haven't been able to find words to review it. I was so looking forward to it and it did not disappoint! I devoured the audiobook and have been rereading the print book here and there when I miss the characters. Just such a decadent story with lust & pining, wanderlust & cuisine, and a great exploration of sexuality & gender. I adore these two bisexual disasters 💖
#LGBTQ2024 @Kenyazero

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Kenyazero
A Power Unbound | Freya Marske
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I didn‘t think I could love a book more than I did the first two, but it happened! Marske makes excellent use of a trope I usually hate - enemies to lovers - and continues to build on already vivid character and world dynamics. She‘s also a master at spicy scenes if those are your jam, constantly one-upping her prior scenes somehow. Given how much I love this series, I was delighted to see a glimmer of more on the horizon. #lgbtqia #magic

Kenyazero Used for #OwlHouseReadathon The Boiling Isles: an unclear or muddled history; #LGBTQBookBingo2024 a 5 star read #lgbtq2024; and #GottaCatchEmAll SirFetch‘d: a titled character @PuddleJumper 2mo
PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 2mo
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peanutnine
Running Close to the Wind | Alexandra Rowland
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This book is a riot! I laughed so much, it's such a joyful silly story. At the same time, there is a lot of heart and it was really a comforting read. The characters were delightful and their growth individually and as a unit was satisfying to witness. I loved that while this is a novel about pirates, the main concluding event wasn't a cannon battle or treasure hunt, but a community cake competition. Utterly surprising in the best way 💖

PuddleJumper Sounds amazing! 3mo
Kenyazero Love it! And that cover 😍 3mo
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peanutnine
Dreams Bigger Than Heartbreak | Charlie Jane Anders
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Book 2 in the Unstoppable series, I'm really glad I switched to audio. It was really well done. This one follows Rachael & Elza as they deal with the ramifications from the ending of book 1 & try to find their place in alien society. I can't say too much w/o spoilers but I loved the character growth, especially w getting multiple perspectives this time. Lots of great action packed battles as well. This series definitely gets even better as you go

TheSpineView Fantastic!🤩🌞😊 3mo
PuddleJumper Oo sounds fun! 3mo
Kenyazero Sounds like an absolute blast! 3mo
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peanutnine
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I started reading this at the end of Dec but I was a bit burnt out on holiday reads by then so I didn't get far. I had a whim to pick it back up recently & ended up really enjoying it.
Hall brings his signature style to this hilarious fake amnesia story. Quirky characters, silly shenanigans, & a heartwarming romance. I liked the family dynamics around a big holiday celebration. And of course I loved Jonathan's relationship w/ Sam's ugly cat Gollum

Kenyazero Sounds cute. Glad you got a second wind to finish it! 4mo
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peanutnine
He Bears the Cape of Stars | J. S. Lenore, Jessica Black, A. L. Heard, Alex Ransom, Maggie Page, Tris Lawrence, Era J. M. Couts, Mikki Madison, Veronica Sloane, K. B. Vimes, Kit Alexander, Sanne Burg, Stephen G. Krueger, Louise Long, Julia Perroni, J. D. Rivers, Tevye J. Schmidt
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Short story collections can be hit or miss but this one was great. I enjoyed pretty much all of the stories, which is rare. Each story featured mlm relationships during a masquerade. They had a good mix of sci-fi and fantasy elements and lots of diverse queer representation. I appreciated the inclusion of platonic and polyamory relationships, as well as classic tropes like friends or enemies to lovers
#LGBTQ2024 achillean rep @Kenyazero

Kenyazero This sounds adorable 😍 5mo
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peanutnine
Honey Girl | Morgan Rogers
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This was a gorgeous novel about finding your purpose and following your passions despite external pressures. Grace has always had a life plan, but when the struggle to succeed in her field because of racial and sexist ideals becomes too much, she drunkenly gets married in Vegas and decides to spend the summer with her new wife. A beautiful expression of found family, identity, and dealing with anxiety
#LGBTQ2024 Black rep @Kenyazero

peanutnine This was my #doublespin this month @TheAromaofBooks 5mo
TheAromaofBooks Great progress!! 5mo
Kenyazero I remember really liking this one! 5mo
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