Jess Reads With Pride

👩‍❤️‍👩 - Lesbian 📚- Loves To Read 📝 - Writes Reviews

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Because if we didn't have it, we wouldn't be able to read about people like us. We wouldn't be able to know that who we are is ok and we are not alone. It shows us that it is normal, and accepted. It's ok to be gay. It's ok to be trans. It's ok to be bipoc. It's ok to have mental illnesses. It's ok to be disabled. It's ok to be you. You're ok. You matter.

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It would have made me being a lesbian make wayyyyy more sense and my coming out a lot easier

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We are H.E.L.L

Running From H.E.L.L

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✂️🥞🐈👩🏻‍❤️‍💋‍👩🏻🏳️‍🌈 5 stars, obviously. This book is everything. Imogen is everything. This is the book I needed in high school. This is the book I needed when I was overthinking everything I was feeling, because I was straight, obviously. There was no way I could be a lesbian when I've been straight my whole life, and I'm only thinking I'm a lesbian because I'm friends with queer people. This book is seriously for anyone who thought that they couldn't possibly be queer but obviously are. Imogen has queer friends; her best friends are queer. Lili is an aromatic pansexual, and Gretchen is Bi. Her sister is a lesbian. She meets Lili's college queer friends and they instantly accept her in her group, because Lili may or may not have told them they were ex-girlfriends. Cue the internal thinking, the is-this-a-crush-or-am-i-over-thinking-it relationship between Imogen and Lili's lesbian friend, Tessa. Cue the cute banter of loving friends, and family. Cue that one person who thinks you can't possibly be queer because you haven't been queer since you were young. This book is about accepting who you are, even though you didn't think it could be possible. This is about finding love in unexpected places. This is about seeing who your real friends are. This book is everything, obviously. Thank you to Edelweiss and Harper Collins for the copy of the eArc. I leave this review voluntarily. @beckyalbertalli, thank you for telling your story. You are amazing. Can't wait to have three copies of your book. Where "one's signed, one's my reading copy, and one's for emergencies."

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I really, really, REALLY loved this book. I started it at 4pm and finished at 7pm tonight. That's how much I loved it. I couldn't put it down. I related to Codi because I was shy, and never wanted to go out of my comfort zone, but unlike Codi, I did nothing about it it. Reading about how she plucked up the courage to get out of her own bubble, meet new and friends, get what she wanted with the girl she really liked made my heart feel all the feelings. I hope one day I have a friend like Ricky who helps me get the girl. I hope my friends will be like Natalie and make sure she's the right woman for me. I hope I get a girlfriend like Lydia, who knows I'm shy and scared, and never kissed or done anything with a girl before and still loves me anyway. I really liked that everyone was supportive of everyone. That there was no homophobia content. I loved how pretty much everyone was queer in some way or another. I wished Codi could of let her best friends in a little bit more, instead of pushing them away, but I completely understood how she felt like she could only be her old self with them because that was all they saw in her. I loved how she tried to reconcile their friendship by making sure her best friend, JaKory got his boy. This was a really cute book, and Kelly Quindlen has quickly become one of my must-read authors.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 🧛‍♀️🩸🗡️👭🏻🔞 Dang, if you want to read a dark sapphic vampire enemies-to-lover book with a fantastic plot that makes you want to not put the book down and evade sleep forever, then this is the book for you. Seriously. This book is 🔥 . 5/5 spice. 5/5 plot line. 5/5 WTF did not see that one coming. Check trigger warnings!

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I read this book in one setting. It was hard to put down, and I wanted to see where everything went, what would happen, would Nirrim and Sid get together, what were the secrets the world was hiding and omg it did not disappoint.

I loved the way the two met, and the banter between them that followed. I loved how Nirrim realised that she was in fact in love with a woman and how she went about it. I loved the scene with Lillian. I know this was a YA book, but I guess the only disappointment for me was the fade to black scenes.

I really liked the plot, the world, the twists and turns. It was a great book and I can't wait to read book two.

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Running From H.E.L.L by JC Rowe Buy Here

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🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 🚓🛩️💰👊🏻🚨 Thelma and Louise but younger and gayer. Bonnie and Clyde but lesbians. These are just two examples of how to describe this book. Running from H.E.L.L picks up from the last page of We Are H.E.L.L, allowing us to see what happens with Elsie and Lu. The book covers a wide range of emotions from both girls, especially with dealing with the aftermath of book one. There are lessons learned, and lots of growing within the girls, and it's nice to see in a book like this. JC Rowe has poured her heart and soul into this book once again, and it shows in the characters' thoughts and emotions. Can't wait for book three.

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We Are H.E.L.L by JC Rowe aesthetics

We Are H.E.L.L - Kindle edition by Rowe, J C. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like b

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Dancing Barefoot is about a young girl named Patch who doesn't fit in at school. She is often bullied, is socially awkward and is totally crushing on the most popular girl at school, Evie. Thanks to the actions of her number one nemesis, Abigail, things are set in motion for Patch and Evie to get closer. Patch is a Lesbian. Patch's best friend, Edwin, is a Aisan Trans boy who is going through HRT. Evie is Australian-Mexican Sapphic girl. There is also bisexual and more POC rep. This book is cute, heartwarming, amazing, AND JUST EVERYTHING. SO GO BUY THIS BOOK NOW.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ D@mn it, @a.m.bellefleur! I read all your books and now I have to wait until the next one is out which is NEXT YEAR! How dare you. 💔 All jokes aside, this was by far my favourite one. I think the fact that the last two books had Margot in them, so by the time the third book comes along, you wanna know her story. I have to say that Margot and Annie's relationship made me both laugh and cry. The puns, the realness. Everything. The whole misunderstanding each other, not talking to each other, and thinking different things for the past 11 years, only to be together again, but in some ways, in such a better way. The 🍆🐱 scene was my favourite. The 👅🤚 scenes were h0t. I'm pretty sure I'm Margot. And I loved the ending. I just love all of Alexandria's books. She's made it to the top of my favourite authors' list.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 👩‍❤️‍👩🌌 **Waves fan in front of face** WOW. Love this story. I couldn't put it down. It took me two nights to read. Love the story of Elle and Darcy, how they started off in a fake relationship only to find true love with each other. I loved how each had their own backstory with heartbreak, expectations of family, and the pressures of just being an adult. It was realistic and capturing; that is what I love in a book. Not to mention the research @a.m.bellefleur must have had to do for her star readings. 😍 Thank you, Alexandria Bellefleur!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️👭👬🚆🥞🎧 Oh my heart. It was gay and amazing. The rep in this book is top notch. Thank you Casey McQuiston for making my gay heart feel all the feels. Loved everything about it. Can't fault it. If you are thinking of reading it, READ IT NOW!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ LESBIAN AND BI WITCHES! <3 🔮☾🕯👭🏼 I loved the idea of following through with the real-life History of Witches. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, where Witches still exist. A great plot line, which kept me glued to the pages to see how it would end. Lesbian MC, Lesbian ex-GF, very supportive best friend, Bi FC love interest. Absolutely one of my favourite Lesbian YA reads yet. Thank you, Isabel Sterling!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 👭🏳️‍🌈🚔 So I may be a bit biased here, considering I know this first time author very well. Because of that fact, I know the author poured her heart and soul into this book, almost literally, as she modelled Elsie and Lu and their pasts on herself. The storyline follows the two girls as they fall in love with each other, from the moment they first meet. Most would argue that they are complete opposites, considering Elsie is practically a recluse and Lu is a bad@ss, 🔪 welding, motorbike riding, knows what she wants, and will get what she wants when she wants it gal. I guess that's why they call it love at first sight and opposites attract. You follow along as they get up to mischief, and find themselves in tricky situations. The story is so well written, that you can feel what the characters are feeling as if you were them. The 👅🤌 scenes were 🔥🔥🔥🥵🥵 Thank you @jcroweauthor Buy it here

Please check TW before reading. 18+ recommend.