Girl Games
Book
The cheerleader and the geek girl. We were totally wrong for each other, so why does this feel so...
Lesbian Coming of Age Coming Out Contemporary
The Breakfast Club (1985)
Movie Watch
Five high school students—a pampered girl, an athlete, a geek, an introverted outcast, and a...
Coming-of-age Teen High school Clique Coming of age Brat Pack
Drama Girls
Book
The church girl and the drama geek. Two wildly different worlds come together as two girls fight for...
Coming Out Lesbian
lurkykitty (3 KP) rated The Last Confession of Autumn Casterly in Books
Mar 26, 2020
You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost)
Book
The Internet isn't all cat videos. There's also Felicia Day - violinist, filmmaker, Internet...
Geek culture geek and sundry video games online games online community
Eleanor Luhar (47 KP) rated Close Encounters of the Girl Kind (Geekhood, #1) in Books
Jun 24, 2019
Geekhood: Close Encounters of the Girl Kind is a greatly humorous, relatable book about the struggles of a 14-year-old Geek.
Archie, a true Geek to his core, has a lot going on in his life. His parents are divorced, his step-dad is a Tosser, the only thing his friends are good at is the Game, and, to top it all off, he is struck by surprise by a Close Encounter with a Beautiful Goth.
After Sarah tries to help him battle his problems and insecurities, Archie replaces his snarky interior monologue with the voice of his psychic self, trudging alone along the path to psychic alignment. But things don't go quite as he hopes, and he soon makes a serious mess of things. How has it all gone so wrong?!
When he no longer wants to be associated with the Geeks he once called friends, he starts to realise that maybe this isn't what he wants after all. After so long of trying to fit in and fly under the radar, it turns out that maybe doing what you love is enough to keep you truly happy.
Geekhood: Close Encounters of the Girl Kind is a hilarious book, following Archie's combat with problems that are well-known among us teens. I love the script of the interior monologue, and I think a lot of people can appreciate Archie's attempts to mask his true feelings and use of his interior monologue to express himself without others hearing. Definitely a good book, which I enjoyed far more than I expected! A strong 4 stars from me.
Queens of Geek
Book
Charlie likes to stand out. She's a vlogger and actress promoting her first movie at SupaCon, and...
LGBTQ Young Adult
Rightlywriting (10 KP) rated The Breakfast Club (1985) in Movies
Aug 19, 2017
Geekerella (Once Upon a Con #1)
Book
Geek girl Elle Wittimer lives and breathes Starfield, the classic sci-fi series she grew up watching...
retelling
Shadowmagic
Podcast
"Hi, my name is Conor. Other than my father being a bit of an eccentric lunatic, my life was pretty...