
Our August #QueerBC author was Alice Oseman. Feel free to discuss your reading here.
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What would happen if a work home opened up inside an IKEA? Where would that wormhole lead to?
Lots of humour and action in this anti-capitalist multiverse novella. Ava has recently broken up with Jules and is called into work at LitenVärd on her fay off, hoping the won‘t run into Jules there, but things start to get weird when she goes in search of a missing shopper, lost in the store.
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A world where you choose your own gender, and the magic of slackcraft can be learned and used to manipulate the elements. Interesting queer fantasy!
I enjoyed the first two more than the second two books, but they were low picks nevertheless.
Why did this end on a cliff hanger?? Does anyone know if more in this series are going to be published?
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Just a friendly reminder that #Queerbc is going to read Georgia Clark this September. Have you already chosen your book? Are you excited? We hope that you all are going to enjoy some good reading hours with one of her books.
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I‘m going away in September which so things are going up early. I‘m trying to stagger things a bit, though I think I‘ve ended everything when I get home!
Oct author pick for #QueerBC - https://forms.gle/YNC75YKWQtCQFuNh7
Sep author is Georgia Clark, I‘ve seen a few recommendations already!
Don‘t forget to suggest some spooky or autumnal reads for the October buddy read - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2891983
I‘m going away in September which is why things may be going up a bit early. I‘m trying to stagger things a bit, though I think I‘ve ended everything when I get home!
October author pick for #QueerBC - https://forms.gle/YNC75YKWQtCQFuNh7
September‘s author is Georgia Clark, I‘ve seen a few recommendations already!
Don‘t forget to suggest some spooky or autumnal reads for the October buddy read - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2891983
Oseman is usually reduced to Heartstopper and Loveless. So I was very delighted to find that little gem in the authors repertoire. It's such a moving and touching story, and I especially appreciate that it's about friendship, not romance. Aces know how underrated friendship in most of our society is, so it does need books like that.
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Love, love, love. 🥰🥰🥰 This is such a heart-warming coming of age and coming out story. The characters and their relationships are so well written. They're imperfect, but they're growing. I learned a lot about aromanticism and asexuality. And I loved the emphasis on types of love that aren't romantic love. Just a lovely read.
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2. As someone whose relationships with fictional characters aren't always the healthiest I found the themes of fandoms and what I believe are called parasocial relationships fascinating.
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2. The main theme was being your own person. I related as someone who “masks“ a lot.
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