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WHICH BOOK SHOULD I READ FIRST GANG
reading time 😛
she is a haunting (first book)
everything glittered (second book)
gorgeous gruesome faces (third book)
these fleeting shadows (fourth book)
(and yes, I'm pretty sure they're all wlw)
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Middle Grade Alex Wise vs. the Cosmic Shift by Terry J. Benton-Walker This is the sequel to Alex Wise vs. the End of the World Alex Wise is no superhero. Or at least, he doesn’t feel like one. Sure, he vanquished Death and saved his sister Mags—with the help of some new magic powers, his best friend Loren and demi-god Liam. But the apocalypse shows no signs of slowing down. Now, Alex and his…
Queer YA for spooky season!
Pictured: A Vile Season, Everything Glittered, Spells to Forget Us, Compound Fracture, A Darker Mischief, Beholder, Better Left Buried
I only know I want to be the one to figure it out for myself.
Robin Talley, from Everything Glittered
Everything Glittered by Robin Talley
3.25 stars
This was definitely a fun read. I thought that Mrs. Rose was an interesting character to learn more about as the book went on and I really enjoyed reading the last third of the book as the action picked up. That being said, I did find the characterization somewhat shallow. Also I’m not always a huge fan of mysteries, which might be why I found the middle portion of the book a bit dull. And I did also find the main character naive to the point where it was annoying, but I’m sure other people would be fine with it. That being said, I enjoyed this book. I thought the speakeasy scenes were fun, the depiction of queerness in the ‘20s was pretty well-done, and the romance was cute. I would recommend this to those who enjoy mysteries more than I do.
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A Darker Mischief by Derek Milman (July 2nd) When Cal Ware wins a scholarship to an elite New England boarding school, he’s thrilled to leave his past behind. Back home in Mississippi, he was the poor, queer kid who never fit in. But at Essex Academy, he’ll be able to reinvent himself. Or so he hopes… But at Essex, Cal’s classmates only see his cheap clothes and old iPhone. They mock his accent,…
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“Something’s moving in the darkness.
I pull back the curtain and press my forehead into the windowpane to get a better view, letting the politely strained murmurs and tinkling of punch glasses carry on without me. The party can wait.”
- Robin Talley, Everything Glittered
