Tag: they/them pronouns

• REVIEW: Book Boyfriend by Kris Ripper

  

  A secret crush leads to not-so-secret romance in this delightful romantic comedy from Kris Ripper There are three things you need to know about Preston “PK” Kingsley: 1) He’s a writer, toiling in obscurity as an editorial assistant at a New York City publishing house. 2) He is not a cliché. No, really. 3) He’s…

  charkinzie

  15 Apr 2022

  5 stars, Books, Comedy, Contemporary, diverse characters, gender identity, lgbtqia content, romance, self-discovery

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• REVIEW: Billions of Beautiful Hearts by Kevin Craig

  

  The Official Description: Wen Devante is Insta famous with a massive following and a flare for fashion. At almost 18, they have already published a book on gender nonconformity, released several songs on Spotify and appeared on television. During the first wave of Covid-19 lockdown, they reach out to an unsuspecting Kaye, one of their…

  charkinzie

  6 Feb 2021

  5 stars, Books, canadian, Contemporary, diverse characters, gender identity, lgbtqia content, my faves, new adult, own voices author, romance, young adult

  2021 review, billions of beautiful hearts, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, canadian, Canadian contemporary queer fiction, Canadian LGBTQIA, Come What May, COVID, gender, gender identity, Insta -famous, interlude press, Kevin craig, new adult, Pandemic Fiction, review, romance, short story, they/them pronouns, young adult

• REVIEW: Space Between by Nico Tortorella

  

  The Official Description: Actor and LGTBQIA+ advocate Nico Tortorella’s narrative investigation of love, sex, gender, addiction, family, fame, and fluidity through the lens of their nonbinary identity Nico Tortorella is a seeker. Raised on a steady regimen of Ram Dass and raw food, they have always been interested in the more spiritual aspects of life. That…

  charkinzie

  13 Jul 2019

  lgbtqia content, non-fiction, own voices author

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• Some More Reads in 2019

  

  Murder At White Oak by Marko Realmonte When I got to the end of this book, my eyes are all blurry with tears! I won’t spoil the end…because you should really read it. This is so many things that are fantastic to read… a romance, a comical romp at a boy’s school, a mystery, friendship…devotion…and…

  charkinzie

  8 Mar 2019

  Books

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