Cool quest! Also, Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao is really good and the main character is morally grey and really cool!

Have to say, it’s super refreshing to read academia from the teacher’s POV😄

Anyone else have a few audiobook narrators that you love and can recognize immediately? I’m currently listening to my fourth audiobook this year that was narrated by Joniece Abbott-Pratt and at this point when I hear her voice, I’m immediately comforted. I also feel like I associate a little piece of each one of the characters she reads with her voice, which is a cool little phenomenon. I’m going to make an effort this year to be a lot more aware of who’s narrating the books I read so that I can start to make some more of those connections!

In honor of Lesbian Visibility Week (and shout out to @sarahconte‘s post and how beautifully she put how important this week is) I want to highlight this week and ask why is this type of representation is important to you and in what ways have you felt represented reading books with lesbian/sapphic characters?

It’s so important to feel seen and heard, specially when society already refuses to give voice to minorities, and it’s such a comforting feeling to see yourself in the books you read and be able to relate to them. That’s a big reason to why I created this quest, to show just how amazing and important sapphic books are and hope that everyone can feel seen by the books in it.

Also want to highlight some books that have lesbian main characters and that are all part of this quest! Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth Kiss Her Once for Me by Alison Cochrun Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

Happy Lesbian Visibility Week 💞