Joining our membership is simple and gives you access to our community groups, such as the book club, which meets monthly. Below are the books they have read so far.
LGBTQ+ Book Club
Gender Euphoria - Laura Kate Dale
The book compiles personal essays from trans, non-binary, agender, gender fluid and intersex writers.These diverse voices share their individual experiences of gender euphoria, hlighting moments of elation, pride, confidence, freedom, and ecstasy that have resulted from their journeys of coming out and affirming thir gender.
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​ISBN-10. 180018056X
The Magic Fish - Trung Le Nguyen
"The Magic Fish" by Trung Le Nguyen is a poignant graphic novel that weaves together the story of a young Vietnamese- American boy, Tien, struggling to come out as gay to his immigrant parents, with interwoven retellings of classic and Vietnamese fairytales.
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ISBN-10: 1984851594
I can't think Straight- Shamim Sharif
" I Can't Think Straight" by Shamim Sharif tells the poignant story of Tala, a sophisticated Jordanian woman living in London , and Layla a more introverted British Indian aspiring writer. Tala frequently engaged under familiy pressure, and Leyla, dating Tala's best friend, find themselves drawn to each other despite their vastly different personalities and backgrounds.
ISBN-10. 161294101X
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Boy Erased - Gerrard Conley
Gerrard Conley's memoir, Boy Erased, tells the true story of his harrowing experience in a gay conversion therapy program. Growing up in a devoutly Christian family in rural Arkansas, with his father serving as a Baptist pastor, Conley grappled with intense internal conflict and fear about his sexual identity.
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ISBN-10. 0735213461
The Black Flamingo- Dean Atta
Dean Atta's The Black Flamingo is a captivating novel in verse that chronicles the journey of Micheal, a mixed race boy in the UK discovering his identity. From a young age, Micheal feels like an outside, navigating his dual heritage (Jarmaican father, Greek- Cypriot mother) and coming to terms with being gay.
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ISBN-10. 144494858X
Somewhere Beyond The Sea- TJ Klune
TJ Klune's "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" is the highly anticipated sequel to "The House in the Cerulean Sea." It picks up with Arthur Parnassus, the kind and powerful magical guardian of the orphanage on Marsyas Island, and his beloved partner, Linus Baker, the former caseworker.
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ISBN-10. 1035009374
Felix Ever After - Kacen Callender
Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After is a young adult novel that follows Felix Love, a black, queer, and transgender seventeen year old artist grappling with questions of identity, self worth and his longing for love. Despite his ironic last name, Felix has never been in Love and worries that his intersecting identities make him "too complicated" to find his happy ever after.
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ISBN-10. 0062820257
You can trust me - Wendy Heard
"You Can Trust Me" by Wendy Heard follows the intertwined lives of Summer and Leo, two con artists and "found sisters" who traverse California, surviving on their wits and illicit skills. Summer is a master picpocket and theif, while Leo excels at charm and seduction, using her skill to target wealthy men. Both women have painful pasts and rely on eachother for their unconventional freedom.
ISBN-10. 0593599314
Boy Erased - Gerrard Conley
Gerrard Conley's memoir, Boy Erased, tells the true story of his harrowing experience in a gay conversion therapy program. Growing up in a devoutly Christian family in rural Arkansas, with his father serving as a Baptist pastor, Conley grappled with intense internal conflict and fear about his sexual identity.
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ISBN-10. 0735213461
The Black Flamingo- Dean Atta
Dean Atta's The Black Flamingo is a captivating novel in verse that chronicles the journey of Micheal, a mixed race boy in the UK discovering his identity. From a young age, Micheal feels like an outside, navigating his dual heritage (Jarmaican father, Greek- Cypriot mother) and coming to terms with being gay.
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​ISBN-10. 144494858X
Somewhere Beyond The Sea- TJ Klune
TJ Klune's "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" is the highly anticipated sequel to "The House in the Cerulean Sea." It picks up with Arthur Parnassus, the kind and powerful magical guardian of the orphanage on Marsyas Island, and his beloved partner, Linus Baker, the former caseworker.
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ISBN-10. 1035009374
Felix Ever After - Kacen Callender
Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After is a young adult novel that follows Felix Love, a black, queer, and transgender seventeen year old artist grappling with questions of identity, self worth and his longing for love. Despite his ironic last name, Felix has never been in Love and worries that his intersecting identities make him "too complicated" to find his happy ever after.
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ISBN-10. 0062820257
You can trust me - Wendy Heard
"You Can Trust Me" by Wendy Heard follows the intertwined lives of Summer and Leo, two con artists and "found sisters" who traverse California, surviving on their wits and illicit skills. Summer is a master picpocket and theif, while Leo excels at charm and seduction, using her skill to target wealthy men. Both women have painful pasts and rely on eachother for their unconventional freedom.
ISBN-10. 0593599314
Boy Erased - Gerrard Conley
Gerrard Conley's memoir, Boy Erased, tells the true story of his harrowing experience in a gay conversion therapy program. Growing up in a devoutly Christian family in rural Arkansas, with his father serving as a Baptist pastor, Conley grappled with intense internal conflict and fear about his sexual identity.
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ISBN-10. 0735213461
Felix Ever After - Kacen Callender
Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After is a young adult novel that follows Felix Love, a black, queer, and transgender seventeen year old artist grappling with questions of identity, self worth and his longing for love. Despite his ironic last name, Felix has never been in Love and worries that his intersecting identities make him "too complicated" to find his happy ever after.
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ISBN-10. 0062820257
The Black Flamingo- Dean Atta
Dean Atta's The Black Flamingo is a captivating novel in verse that chronicles the journey of Micheal, a mixed race boy in the UK discovering his identity. From a young age, Micheal feels like an outside, navigating his dual heritage (Jarmaican father, Greek- Cypriot mother) and coming to terms with being gay.
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​ISBN-10. 144494858X
Somewhere Beyond The Sea- TJ Klune
TJ Klune's "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" is the highly anticipated sequel to "The House in the Cerulean Sea." It picks up with Arthur Parnassus, the kind and powerful magical guardian of the orphanage on Marsyas Island, and his beloved partner, Linus Baker, the former caseworker.
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ISBN-10. 1035009374
Felix Ever After - Kacen Callender
Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After is a young adult novel that follows Felix Love, a black, queer, and transgender seventeen year old artist grappling with questions of identity, self worth and his longing for love. Despite his ironic last name, Felix has never been in Love and worries that his intersecting identities make him "too complicated" to find his happy ever after.
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ISBN-10. 0062820257
You can trust me - Wendy Heard
"You Can Trust Me" by Wendy Heard follows the intertwined lives of Summer and Leo, two con artists and "found sisters" who traverse California, surviving on their wits and illicit skills. Summer is a master picpocket and theif, while Leo excels at charm and seduction, using her skill to target wealthy men. Both women have painful pasts and rely on eachother for their unconventional freedom.
ISBN-10. 0593599314
Boy Erased - Gerrard Conley
Gerrard Conley's memoir, Boy Erased, tells the true story of his harrowing experience in a gay conversion therapy program. Growing up in a devoutly Christian family in rural Arkansas, with his father serving as a Baptist pastor, Conley grappled with intense internal conflict and fear about his sexual identity.
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ISBN-10. 0735213461
Less - Andrew Sean Greer
Andrew Sean Greer's satirical novel, Less follows the misadventures of Arthur Less, a struggling middleaged novelist. Arthur is faced with an unberable dilemma: attending the wedding of his ex-boyfriend's wedding, or facing the humilliation of declining. To avoid both Arthur embarks on a whirlwind global literary tour, accepting every seemingly random invitation he receives.
ISBN 10, 0349143595
Less - Andrew Sean Greer
Andrew Sean Greer's satirical novel, Less follows the misadventures of Arthur Less, a struggling middleaged novelist. Arthur is faced with an unberable dilemma: attending the wedding of his ex-boyfriend's wedding, or facing the humilliation of declining. To avoid both Arthur embarks on a whirlwind global literary tour, accepting every seemingly random invitation he receives.
ISBN 10, 0349143595
The Black Tides of Heaven - Neon Yang
"The Black Tides of Heaven" by Neon Yang is a captivating fantasy novella that explores themes of fate, free will, gender identity, and rebellion within a richly imagined world.
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ISBN 10. 076539541X
She's Too Pretty to Burn - Wendy Heard
"She's Too Pretty to Burn" by Wendy Heard is a thrilling young adult novel that delves into the dark side of art, obsession, and first love. It has a strong sapphic romance at its core.
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ISBN 10: 125024675X
Call Me by Your Name- Andre Aciman
Andre Aciman's Call Me By Your Name is a captivating novel set during a sweltering summer on the Italian Riviera. It tells the story of Elio Perlman, a perceptive and intellectually curious young man, and Oliver, a charismatic American scholar who comes to stay with Elio's family as a summer academic assistant.
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​ISBN-10. 9781786495259
Less - Andrew Sean Greer
Andrew Sean Greer's satirical novel, Less follows the misadventures of Arthur Less, a struggling middleaged novelist. Arthur is faced with an unberable dilemma: attending the wedding of his ex-boyfriend's wedding, or facing the humilliation of declining. To avoid both Arthur embarks on a whirlwind global literary tour, accepting every seemingly random invitation he receives.
ISBN 10, 0349143595
The Black Tides of Heaven - Neon Yang
"The Black Tides of Heaven" by Neon Yang is a captivating fantasy novella that explores themes of fate, free will, gender identity, and rebellion within a richly imagined world.
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ISBN 10. 076539541X
She's Too Pretty to Burn - Wendy Heard
"She's Too Pretty to Burn" by Wendy Heard is a thrilling young adult novel that delves into the dark side of art, obsession, and first love. It has a strong sapphic romance at its core.
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ISBN 10: 125024675X
Call Me by Your Name- Andre Aciman
Andre Aciman's Call Me By Your Name is a captivating novel set during a sweltering summer on the Italian Riviera. It tells the story of Elio Perlman, a perceptive and intellectually curious young man, and Oliver, a charismatic American scholar who comes to stay with Elio's family as a summer academic assistant.
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ISBN-10. 9781786495259
Outrageous: the story of section 28- Paul Baker
"Outrageous!: The Story of Section 28 and Britain's Battle for LGBT Education" by Paul Baker is a comprehensive and deeply personal history of the infamous Section 28, a 1988 UK law that prohibited local authorities from "promoting homosexuality"
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ISBN 10: 1789145619
Outrageous: the story of section 28- Paul Baker
"Outrageous!: The Story of Section 28 and Britain's Battle for LGBT Education" by Paul Baker is a comprehensive and deeply personal history of the infamous Section 28, a 1988 UK law that prohibited local authorities from "promoting homosexuality"
ISBN 10: 1789145619
The Dark Wife - Sarah Diemer
"The Dark Wife" by Sarah Diemer is a compelling and unique retelling of the classic Greek myth of Persephone and Hades, but with a significant and refreshing twist: Hades is a goddess, not a god, and her relationship with Persephone is a consensual, deep love story.
ISBN-10. 1461179939
PageBoy - Elliot Page
"Pageboy" is the highly memoir by actor Elliot Page, offering an intimate and unvarnished account of his journey of self discovery, coming out, and navigating life as a queer and transgender person in Hollywood and beyond.
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ISBN-10. 1250878357
The Woman in Me- Britney Spears
"The Woman in Me" by britney Spears is a raw and candid memoir that chronicals her journey from childhood in Louisiana to global stardom, and the tumultous challenges she faced, particularly under her conservatorship
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ISBN-10: 139852252X
PageBoy - Elliot Page
"Pageboy" is the highly memoir by actor Elliot Page, offering an intimate and unvarnished account of his journey of self discovery, coming out, and navigating life as a queer and transgender person in Hollywood and beyond.
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ISBN-10. 1250878357
Outrageous: the story of section 28- Paul Baker
"Outrageous!: The Story of Section 28 and Britain's Battle for LGBT Education" by Paul Baker is a comprehensive and deeply personal history of the infamous Section 28, a 1988 UK law that prohibited local authorities from "promoting homosexuality"
ISBN 10: 1789145619
The Dark Wife - Sarah Diemer
"The Dark Wife" by Sarah Diemer is a compelling and unique retelling of the classic Greek myth of Persephone and Hades, but with a significant and refreshing twist: Hades is a goddess, not a god, and her relationship with Persephone is a consensual, deep love story.
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ISBN-10. 1461179939
PageBoy - Elliot Page
"Pageboy" is the highly memoir by actor Elliot Page, offering an intimate and unvarnished account of his journey of self discovery, coming out, and navigating life as a queer and transgender person in Hollywood and beyond.
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ISBN-10. 1250878357
The Woman in Me- Britney Spears
"The Woman in Me" by britney Spears is a raw and candid memoir that chronicals her journey from childhood in Louisiana to global stardom, and the tumultous challenges she faced, particularly under her conservatorship
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ISBN-10: 139852252X
The Geek Who Saved Christmas - Annabeth Albert
The Geek Who Saved Christmas by Annabeth Albert is a cosy m/m holiday romance about cheerful Gideon and his grumpy neighbour Paul. When Paul needs help impressing his brother, Gideon steps in—and sparks fly in this sweet, neighbours-to-lovers festive tale.
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ISBN-10: 8759737638.
The Geek Who Saved Christmas - Annabeth Albert
The Geek Who Saved Christmas by Annabeth Albert is a cosy m/m holiday romance about cheerful Gideon and his grumpy neighbour Paul. When Paul needs help impressing his brother, Gideon steps in—and sparks fly in this sweet, neighbours-to-lovers festive tale.
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ISBN-10: 8759737638.
Lies we Tell Ourselves by Robin Talley
Lies We Tell Ourselves by Robin Talley is a powerful YA historical novel set in 1959 Virginia. It follows Sarah, one of the first Black students integrating an all-white high school, and Linda, the daughter of a staunch segregationist. Forced to work together on a school project, they confront harsh truths about race, identity, and unexpected feelings. This emotionally charged story explores the complexities of prejudice, courage, and forbidden love.
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Baggage: Tales from a Fully Packed Life- Alan Cumming
In Baggage: Tales from a Fully Packed Life, Alan Cumming offers a candid and often humerous look at his adult life, picking up where his previous memoir, Not My Father's Son, Left off. Rather than offering a Hollywood ending narrative, Cumming explores the ongoing impact of past traumas, particularly from his abusive childhood, and how he has learned to "mannage and prioritise" his "baggage" rather than simply overcoming it.
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ISBN 10: 1838856676
Loveless by Alice Oseman
"Loveless" by Alice Oseman is a coming-of-age young adult novel that follows Georgia Warr, an 18-year-old starting her first year at Durham University. Georgia has always considered herself a romantic, devouring fan fiction and dreaming of a grand love story, but she's never had a crush, a kiss, or any romantic or sexual feelings for anyone. This lack of experience, especially compared to her friends, makes her feel isolated and worried that something is "wrong" with her.
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ISBN 10: 000824412X
The Geek Who Saved Christmas - Annabeth Albert
The Geek Who Saved Christmas by Annabeth Albert is a cosy m/m holiday romance about cheerful Gideon and his grumpy neighbour Paul. When Paul needs help impressing his brother, Gideon steps in—and sparks fly in this sweet, neighbours-to-lovers festive tale.
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ISBN-10: 8759737638.
Lies we Tell Ourselves by Robin Talley
Lies We Tell Ourselves by Robin Talley is a powerful YA historical novel set in 1959 Virginia. It follows Sarah, one of the first Black students integrating an all-white high school, and Linda, the daughter of a staunch segregationist. Forced to work together on a school project, they confront harsh truths about race, identity, and unexpected feelings. This emotionally charged story explores the complexities of prejudice, courage, and forbidden love.
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​​ISBN 10: 1848452926
Baggage: Tales from a Fully Packed Life- Alan Cumming
In Baggage: Tales from a Fully Packed Life, Alan Cumming offers a candid and often humerous look at his adult life, picking up where his previous memoir, Not My Father's Son, Left off. Rather than offering a Hollywood ending narrative, Cumming explores the ongoing impact of past traumas, particularly from his abusive childhood, and how he has learned to "mannage and prioritise" his "baggage" rather than simply overcoming it.
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ISBN 10: 1838856676
Loveless by Alice Oseman
"Loveless" by Alice Oseman is a coming-of-age young adult novel that follows Georgia Warr, an 18-year-old starting her first year at Durham University. Georgia has always considered herself a romantic, devouring fan fiction and dreaming of a grand love story, but she's never had a crush, a kiss, or any romantic or sexual feelings for anyone. This lack of experience, especially compared to her friends, makes her feel isolated and worried that something is "wrong" with her.
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ISBN 10: 000824412X
You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson
"You Should See Me in a Crown" by Leah Johnson follows Liz lightly, a black, queer, and somewhat awkward high school senior in the small, affluent, prom obsessed town of Campbell, Indiana. Liz has big dreams of escaping Campbell for the prestigious Pennington College, where she plans to study to be a doctor and play in their renowned orchestra.
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ISBN 10: 0702304328
You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson
"You Should See Me in a Crown" by Leah Johnson follows Liz lightly, a black, queer, and somewhat akward high school senior in the small, affluent, prom obsessed town of Campbell, Indiana. Liz has big dreams of escaping Campbell for the prestigious Pennington College, where she plans to study to be a doctor and play in their renowned orchestra.
ISBN 10: 0702304328
Rainbow Milk by Paul Mendez
Paul Mendez's debut novel, Rainbow Milk, is a powerful and semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story that explores the complex intersections of race, sexuality, class, and religion in contemporary Britain while also delving into the historical context of the Windrush Generation.
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ISBN 10: 0349700591
This Much is True - Miriam Margolyes
In her candid memoir, Miriam Margolyes reflects on her life, career, and sexuality with brutal honesty and humour. From stage to screen to self-discovery, she tackles identity, relationships, controversy, and resilience in a bold and unforgettable voice.
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ISBN 10: 1529379903
Who Is Vera Kelly? - Rosalie Knecht
Rosalie Knecht’s literary spy novel follows CIA agent Vera Kelly through Cold War Argentina and the U.S. As she tackles political intrigue and personal struggles with identity and sexuality, readers are drawn into a rich, character-driven queer narrative.
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ISBN 10: 0857308106
You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson
"You Should See Me in a Crown" by Leah Johnson follows Liz lightly, a black, queer, and somewhat akward high school senior in the small, affluent, prom obsessed town of Campbell, Indiana. Liz has big dreams of escaping Campbell for the prestigious Pennington College, where she plans to study to be a doctor and play in their renowned orchestra.
ISBN 10: 0702304328
Rainbow Milk by Paul Mendez
Paul Mendez's debut novel, Rainbow Milk, is a powerful and semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story that explores the complex intersections of race, sexuality, class, and religion in contemporary Britain while also delving into the historical context of the Windrush Generation.
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ISBN 10: 0349700591
This Much is True - Miriam Margolyes
In her candid memoir, Miriam Margolyes reflects on her life, career, and sexuality with brutal honesty and humour. From stage to screen to self-discovery, she tackles identity, relationships, controversy, and resilience in a bold and unforgettable voice.
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ISBN 10: 1529379903
Who Is Vera Kelly? - Rosalie Knecht
Rosalie Knecht’s literary spy novel follows CIA agent Vera Kelly through Cold War Argentina and the U.S. As she tackles political intrigue and personal struggles with identity and sexuality, readers are drawn into a rich, character-driven queer narrative.
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ISBN 10: 0857308106
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T.J. Klune
T.J. Klune’s heartwarming novel tells the story of Linus Baker, a caseworker who evaluates magical children in an orphanage. This whimsical and moving tale explores identity, acceptance, and belonging with charm, wit, and a sense of magical realism.
ISBN 10: 1529087945
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T.J. Klune
T.J. Klune’s heartwarming novel tells the story of Linus Baker, a caseworker who evaluates magical children in an orphanage. This whimsical and moving tale explores identity, acceptance, and belonging with charm, wit, and a sense of magical realism.
ISBN 10: 1529087945
The Deep - Rivers Solomon
Rivers Solomon’s speculative fiction follows Yetu, a descendant of enslaved Africans living underwater. As the keeper of her people’s memories, she faces trauma, legacy, and identity in a haunting, poetic tale blending fantasy with powerful historical resonance.
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ISBN 10: 1529331730
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller
Madeline Miller’s lyrical retelling of the Iliad explores the love between Achilles and Patroclus. Through Patroclus’ narration, the novel captures first love, myth, loss, and self-worth, blending classical literature with modern queer storytelling.
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ISBN 10: 1408821982
Proud - Juno Dawson
An inspiring anthology edited by Juno Dawson, featuring short stories and poetry by top LGBTQ+ YA authors. Each piece offers a unique perspective on pride, identity, and coming out, with themes ranging from humour and hope to heartbreak and discovery.
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ISBN 10: 1788957024
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T.J. Klune
T.J. Klune’s heartwarming novel tells the story of Linus Baker, a caseworker who evaluates magical children in an orphanage. This whimsical and moving tale explores identity, acceptance, and belonging with charm, wit, and a sense of magical realism.
ISBN 10: 1529087945
The Deep - Rivers Solomon
Rivers Solomon’s speculative fiction follows Yetu, a descendant of enslaved Africans living underwater. As the keeper of her people’s memories, she faces trauma, legacy, and identity in a haunting, poetic tale blending fantasy with powerful historical resonance.
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ISBN 10: 1529331730
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller
Madeline Miller’s lyrical retelling of the Iliad explores the love between Achilles and Patroclus. Through Patroclus’ narration, the novel captures first love, myth, loss, and self-worth, blending classical literature with modern queer storytelling.
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ISBN 10: 1408821982
Proud - Juno Dawson
An inspiring anthology edited by Juno Dawson, featuring short stories and poetry by top LGBTQ+ YA authors. Each piece offers a unique perspective on pride, identity, and coming out, with themes ranging from humour and hope to heartbreak and discovery.
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ISBN 10: 1788957024
The Boy in the Red Dress - Kristin Lambert
Kristin Lambert’s novel follows Alex, a trans teen navigating identity and self-expression during high school. With sensitive writing and strong characters, the story explores friendship, family, acceptance, and what it means to be true to yourself.
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ISBN 10: 0593113683
The Boy in the Red Dress - Kristin Lambert
Kristin Lambert’s novel follows Alex, a trans teen navigating identity and self-expression during high school. With sensitive writing and strong characters, the story explores friendship, family, acceptance, and what it means to be true to yourself.
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ISBN 10: 0593113683
Red, White & Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston
Casey McQuiston’s romantic comedy features the First Son of the United States falling in love with a British prince. This fun, political, and heartfelt story blends humour and passion with themes of queer identity, public image, and personal freedom.
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ISBN 10: 1035028506
Cemetery Boys - Aiden Thomas
Aiden Thomas’s YA fantasy follows Yadriel, a Latinx trans teen, as he proves himself to his family and community. Rich with culture, magic, and love, this story explores gender identity, acceptance, and courage in the face of tradition and adversity.
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ISBN 10: 1035008637
Giovanni's Room - James Baldwin
A powerful and emotional novel exploring shame, repression, and same-sex love in 1950s America and Europe. James Baldwin presents a deeply conflicted character whose journey challenges readers to reflect on identity, guilt, and the cost of self-denial.
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ISBN 10: 0141186356
The Boy in the Red Dress - Kristin Lambert
Kristin Lambert’s novel follows Alex, a trans teen navigating identity and self-expression during high school. With sensitive writing and strong characters, the story explores friendship, family, acceptance, and what it means to be true to yourself.
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ISBN 10: 0593113683
Red, White & Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston
Casey McQuiston’s romantic comedy features the First Son of the United States falling in love with a British prince. This fun, political, and heartfelt story blends humour and passion with themes of queer identity, public image, and personal freedom.
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ISBN 10: 1035028506
Cemetery Boys - Aiden Thomas
Aiden Thomas’s YA fantasy follows Yadriel, a Latinx trans teen, as he proves himself to his family and community. Rich with culture, magic, and love, this story explores gender identity, acceptance, and courage in the face of tradition and adversity.
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ISBN 10: 1035008637
Giovanni's Room - James Baldwin
A powerful and emotional novel exploring shame, repression, and same-sex love in 1950s America and Europe. James Baldwin presents a deeply conflicted character whose journey challenges readers to reflect on identity, guilt, and the cost of self-denial.
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ISBN 10: 0141186356
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The Well of Lonliness By Radclyff Hall
Radclyffe Hall's "The Well of Loneliness" tells the poignant story of Stephen Gordon, an upper-middle-class English woman born with a masculine physique and a conventionally male name, chosen by her father who wished for a son. From a young age, Stephen feels different and is drawn to women, a "natural inversion" that sets her apart from societal expectations.
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Gender Euphoria - Laura Kate Dale
The book compiles personal essays from trans, non-binary, agender, gender fluid and intersex writers.These diverse voices share their individual experiences of gender euphoria, hlighting moments of elation, pride, confidence, freedom, and ecstasy that have resulted from their journeys of coming out and affirming thir gender.
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​ISBN-10. 180018056X