Danika spends most of her time talking about queer women books on tumblr and at the Lesbrary, as well as chatting about all sorts of bookish things on booktube. Blog: The Lesbrary Twitter: @DanikaEllis
We analyzed the most-watched 50 booktok videos to find the most popular books on TikTok. Can you guess the top 14?
Do a little soul searching (and some math) to discover whether you'll go to The Good Place or The Bad Place, based on your bookish habits.
Holidays are all about family and tradition--and those can be complicated for queer people. Here's how queer holiday stories prove a respite.
In a city with almost 400 Little Free Libraries, are they actually worth visiting? I documented every LFL in my neighborhood to find out.
You've likely never heard of these books, but you'll want to add them to your TBR as soon as possible.
More LGBTQ books are being published than ever before. These sites will help you find out about new queer titles just in time to preorder!
Sometimes you want to feel like the kind of person who reads, but you don't want to pick up a book. Here's what we do instead.
Do you know your fly leaf from your pastedown? Do you know what a Brodart cover it? Test your book anatomy vocabulary with this quiz!
It's eight months into a pandemic and you're still in a reading slump. Here are six strategies for dealing with it.
How did we end up with a piece of paper wrapped around every book cover? Look at the history of dust jackets and books for the whole picture.
Reading might be good for stress relief, but what happens when it becomes what creates stress for you?
What's the difference between lesbian manga and yuri? Here are 14 F/F manga titles and series a new reader should start with.
If you're sick of reading books with one queer person per friendship group, check out these 19 books celebrating queer friendship!
Bi and lesbian books from the last two decades for fans of literary fiction, from haunting collections to atmospheric historical fiction like Miss Timmins’ School for Girls by Nayana Currimbhoy.
Do a little soul searching (and some math) to discover whether you'll go to The Good Place or The Bad Place, based on your bookish habits.