I‘ve had this on my shelf for eight years. It‘s my February #ReadOrDonate pick. I feel like its time is upon me.
willaful I loved this one! Hope you will too. 2d
julieclair Love the title! Enjoy! 1d
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I‘ve had this on my shelf for eight years. It‘s my February #ReadOrDonate pick. I feel like its time is upon me.
A little #BookHaul from my morning in Manchester, and a visit to the Queer Lit bookshop. I hope to read these all in the first quarter of 2025. Well, I can dream, can't I? 🤔💭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
pickNot being a MiddleGrade student, it‘s probably unfair of me to rate, so let‘s call it a low pick. Born a girl but uncomfortable with culture messages of what she *should* be interested in, Bug is also mourning her recently deceased Uncle (who might be haunting her!) I could identify with the confusion of being told “just be yourself!” But WHO is YOU when you don‘t know what you feel and are uncomfortable in your own skin? #BannedBook #Transgender
pickA magnificent book and a remarkable human. If only stories like this were mandatory reading.
I requested all three of these books because a friend told me that an Ohio teacher has been reprimanded for offering these to her students. I don‘t know all the details but I do know and fully believe in allowing books be available to readers. Letting my library know these books are valued. #readbannedbooks #heatedblanket #bringit #lfg
Finally caught my 2024 read list up-to-date! 26 different joy reads seems pretty alright for also tackling my final year of graduate school!
My top 3 (in no particular order) were:
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
Daughter of Smoke and Bone
Light from Uncommon Stars
pickI knew I wanted to read this book as soon as I saw it on the shelf. This memoir is told not directly by the family, but as it was told to the author writing for them. Nicole and her twin brother were adopted, and from a very early age, she knew she was in the wrong body. The family‘s journey from observation, to education, to the many steps of gender affirming care and inevitability the legislature is told. This book was published in ⬇️
Diversity is not disease.
—Georges Canguilhem
Dear Universe, Hi it‘s me, Nikki. I know that we haven‘t talked in a while, but I thought that I would just bring up something that has been bothering me lately. Transgenderism. No, not transgenderism itself, more like, how we are treated, and why we can‘t do this or that, or why it‘s such a big deal to everybody. For starters, why IS it such a big deal to everyone what somebody has in their pants? Now, I don‘t mean to get too philosophical⬇️
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