Power, Knowledge and Feminist Scholarship: An Ethnography of Academia
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Feminist scholarship is sometimes dismissed as not quite 'proper' knowledge - it's too political or...
In the Role of Brie Hutchens...
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An own-voices LGBTQ novel from the acclaimed author of Hurricane Season, about eighth-grader Brie,...
The Princess of Baker Street
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“Always wear your imaginary crown” is Joey Kinkaid’s motto. For years, Joey, assigned male at...
Contemporary LGBTQ+ Young Adult
The Family That Finds Us
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Phee hides her secrets well, until they become too much to bear. Her biggest secret is one she's...
LGBTQ+ Coming of Age
Dreadnought: Nemesis Book 1
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An action-packed series-starter perfect for fans of The Heroine Complex and Not Your Sidekick. ...
LGBTQ Young Adult
Looking for Group
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One of TeenVogue.com's 10 Best Queer Books to Check Out: “Looking for Group is a road trip book...
LGBTQ Young Adult
Leather and Lace (Southern Gothic #1)
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Falling in love with a vampire bites—and sometimes loving a human bites back. Dorian Villeneuve...
Adult LGBTQ+ Paranormal Urban Fantasy
Find You There
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Lyric Meadows is used to being overlooked. Lovingly called Peanut for as long as she can...
Adult Contemporary LGBTQ+ Romance
Becs (244 KP) rated Forever (Changers #4) in Books
Mar 19, 2019
I received Forever (Changers Book 4) from LibraryThing to read and review. I have not read books 1 - 3 yet but this little novel is such a hidden gem! The beginning was basically a recap of what happened in the first three books and the authors do such an amazing job with the writing that I was able to read Forever (Changers Book 4) with no problem. So, just because this is the fourth book in the installment doesn't mean that you can't read it as a stand-alone as well.
There is LGBTQ+ representation along with ethnic representation throughout the entirety of the novel. This was seriously a jackpot of a book to get. I enjoyed every second of it and my attention was grabbed and never let go until I put the novel down. As I was reading, I couldn't and didn't want to stop reading. I ended up devouring it in a matter of a 3 day period.
I loved how this was a middle-school grade, young adult, contemporary fantasy but also had hints of sci-fi. Due to the fact that some people changed each year into new individuals. It makes me want to get books 1 - 3 and reread the entire series.
Reasons why I rated it 5 stars:
1. Amazing read!
2. Multiple of different representations.
3. My attention was maintained on the entirety of the novel.
4. Writing was well-done, no grammatical or spelling errors that I saw.
The Haunting of Henry Twist
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London, 1926: Henry Twist's heavily pregnant wife leaves home to meet a friend. On the way, she is...
fiction gender studies LGBTQ+ Historical Fiction