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Throughout all of just I haven't posted anything about pride month which is shocking for me, I haven't done it because I don't need a month to celebrate who and what I am but I understand the need for pride for others so I'm going to #pride bomb you all with some of my favourite #LGBTQ book's
#gaybooks
#queerbooks
#HappyPride

An interesting look at the trial and lives of two famous and infamous “He-She ladies” in the 1870s. It‘s well-researched, and is full of details and old-fashioned vocabulary, but something about the book as a whole feels a little hollow to me. I‘d still recommend it, especially as I‘m not aware of another book with the same subject matter (barring Oscar Wilde, of course). 3.5 stars. Book 1 done for the #readathon

Well so far I have read 0 pages. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ I have, however, fed the birds, had 3 cups of coffee, made and ate breakfast, fed the cat and cleaned the litter box, talked to my mom, put clean dishes away, taken the garbage out, and written a long letter to a friend. What is wrong with me!?!?!
I‘m finally laying down with Chico on my legs, and am about to dig into this book. I‘ve been on pg 28 for a week. #notthebooksfault #readathon

This is a good book but it's slow going I've been on it about 2 weeks now and not even half way, might have to take a break then come back to it. 😄📚

what do you do when the book is good but slow going?
#books #reading #dontgiveup #LGBTQbook #LGBTQ #queerbooks #queerreads

Currently reading this very interesting and amazing book.
Fanny and Stella by Neil Mckenna:
The young men who shocked Victorian England.
April 1870: fanny and Stella where two young men who liked to dress as woman: Fredrick Park and Earnest Boulton. They where arrested and subjected to a sensational show trial in Westminster hall.