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June is Pride month, of course, but it’s also the American Library Association's GLBT Book Month! We’re excited to present our favorite LGBTQ+ books each day of June. These recommendations shine a spotlight on the vast range of books written by, about, and for the LGBTQ+ community. Picture books, memoirs, fiction, graphic novels, poetry, photography -- there’s something for every reader, every day.
June is the American Library Association's GLBT Book Month. The New York Public Library's expert librarians are honoring LGBTQ literature with three book lists for Pride Month: 30 books for adults, 30 books for teens, and 30 books for kids. Each list contains 30 diverse books, one for every day of Pride Month. Find our favorite selections for all age groups, and celebrate this Pride Month with some #RainbowReading.
Here at The New York Public Library, we’re putting the “book” into the American Library Association's GLBT Book Month. We’re excited to present our favorite LGBTQ+ books each day of June -- and the books on this list are some of our favorites about and for LGBTQ+ teens. Check out the list.
We're celebrating LGBT Pride Month at the Library with 30 days of #RainbowReading recommendations and events! Our librarians are honoring LGBTQ authorship and literature with three awesome book lists – one for kids, one for teens, and one for adults – each with 30 diverse books, one for every day of LGBT Pride Month. We'll also be hosting #LGBTPrideMonth events across our branches - check out the book lists and event highlights now.
June isn't just Pride Month, it's also GLBT Book Month -- which means we have an opportunity to talk about some of the coolest, sweetest, most innovative books for kids: literature by, for, and about LGBTQ+ families. Check out the list.
What Rainbow? by Scott E. Allen Lost in the colors of imagination with 'What Rainbow?' by Scott E. Allen. Let your dreams run wild.
What Rainbow? by Scott E. Allen
Experience a Pinterest board come to life through 'What Rainbow?' by Scott E. Allen. Let the English language be your playground of creativity.
#RainbowReading: 30 Books for Pride Month
Andrea Lipinski, Young Adult Librarian at the Kingsbridge Library, chose Satellite Falling by Steve Horton.
After Lilly’s girlfriend dies, she wants to start her life over again in a new place to help her forget. She leaves the Earth and moves to Satellite, even though she will be the only human there. While working for the police, she gets a dangerous assignment tracking down narcotics, and soon discovers that this crime is part of a much larger operation. She’ll have to rely on her alien allies to help her, but the closer she gets to them the more her memories of Eva start to resurface.
Recommended for fans of Brian K. Vaughan’s Saga series, as well as readers who enjoy science fiction, awesome artwork, surprising plot twists, and empathetic characters who are all too human.
The New York Public Library is celebrating 2018 LGBTQ Pride Month with a recommended book for each day of June. Follow #RainbowReading for daily reading recommendations and check out our weekly #RainbowReading blog roundup: http://nypl.org/rainbowreading
