🚧under construction🚧 queer books published in january! inspired by the hrcyed 3.0 birth month prompt, I’m also working on the other months :) I got some of the books from the following lists, if one of them is yours, thank you for making them :)

well these are all the completed shōjo/josei manga i have read

This list is based on the book by Joan Anim-Addo, Deirdre Osborne, and Kadija Sesay (This is the Canon: Decolonize Your Bookshelves in 50 Books)

As the title suggests, the book aims to broaden readers’ horizons. The list contains works by non-white, mostly female authors.

When you want a little bit of cyber crime in your books someway or somehow

A collection of stories that explore themes of motherhood & mother-child relationships through a darker lens.

Tags: Horror, Motherhood, Matriarch, Matriarchy, Magical Realism, Thriller

Ranging from contemporary fiction to romantasy and YA- no horror reads here!

I love a good classic, and paired with a cup of tea or hot chocolate makes the experience all the more better, the books on this list just have a certain aesthetic in them that makes me want to settle down with a mug of my favorite English Breakfast and view life as a little more dreamlike.

Thought I would make a list to highlight the books that are mentioned in this series due to the role they play in bringing the characters closer, plus I think it's neat Cat Sebastian showcased some openly queer books from the time period. Also putting both of the Midcentury NYC books in here as well cause it just made sense to do so and the characters share their thoughts on these books as well.

The books this year that I had to rate 5 stars

alternative titles: girlhood in colonial america, young girls in young america, little house alternatives

goal: to curate a list of little house alternatives, with big appreciation for the diverse peoples and cultures.

including books appropriate for middle school and YA readers

Underappreciated MC finds their happiness and their people

All my sapphic recs

a list collecting adult sci-fi/fantasy books with a magical/alternate universe equivalent to hormones or medical transitioning

What’s this? Punctuation, in the title! This is a list with books that have some sort of punctuation in their title

This list is a WIP and recommendations are welcomed