QUIZ: Which Book Should You Read for Pride?
June is Pride Month! Celebrate with a quiz to find out what book you should read.
June is Pride Month! Celebrate with a quiz to find out what book you should read.
A book isn't badly written just because you don't like it.
YA! Sci-fi! Nonfiction! Werebears! And more books by queer women of color for your to-be-read list.
Do you have a book buying problem? Do you make excuses to buy books when you know you shouldn't? Do you regularly tell yourself "just one more"? Take the quiz to get to the bottom of this pressing question!
Haters to the left: Ella Enchanted is a feminist work of art.
What is the criteria for declaring yourself an expert of a certain book genre? Do you just have to be more knowledgeable than the average person? The average reader? Do you have to have read all or most or half or ten perfect of the books in that genre to be a genre expert?
Put the most-hyped books aside for a little bit, and check out our favorite books that you (probably) have never heard of!
I don't have assigned books. So why do I feel like there's a fixed list of books I "have to" read before I can get to the books I really want to read?
It's expected that memoirs bend the facts a bit to form a coherent narrative. These books have leapfrogged past that straight into fiction, earning their classification as fake memoirs. Here are 5 "nonfiction" stories that are nowhere near true.
So you've read Annie On My Mind and you have no idea which bi and lesbian YA books to read next! Here are 12 bi and lesbian young adult books to start with.
Because segregating, putting warning labels on, and limiting the purchase of LGBTQ books doesn't count as banning, right? (Please don't put the LGBTQ books in a closet.)
Connecting pulp novels of the 50s with the clickbait of today--comparing the use of realistic imagery, shocking titles, sex, and intriguing front cover blurbs.
Have you already read through Ursula K. Le Guin's backlist? Here are more than 75 books, author, and poets that Ursula K, Le Guin has recommended, sorted by genre.
You do have any terrible books on your TBR that you're actually excited to read?
Have your library holds ever overwhelmed your reading life? How do you push back the allure of new, free books to read the backlog of books you already own?
