10 Queer Books to Help Feel Comfortable in Your Sexuality
Reading about experiences that reflect your own can be so important. Read on for our list on queer books to make you feel comfortable in your sexuality!
2024
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A Tempest of Tea Review: Stop in for Tea and a Heist
A Tempest of Tea is a decent introduction to a new duology. Read on for our review!
Interview — Gabe Cole Novoa Discusses Trans Joy in ‘The Diablo’s Curse’
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The Counterfeit Countess: A Remarkable Story of Courage and Compassion — Book Review
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Freshman Year Review: A Funny, Hopeful, and Deeply Relatable Take on College
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Lisa Frankenstein Review: Kathryn Newton Shines in Fun, Gruesome Addition to the Weird Girl Canon
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Marmalade Review: A Story of Plot Twists
Marmalade seems to be a modern version of Bonnie and Clyde until the plot twists start happening. Read on for our review.