Happy Pride Month! *waves rainbow flag*
I considered doing a month-long tribute to all things LGBTQ+ but since I thought about it toward the end of May and knew I had other posts scheduled, I nixed that idea. BUT I will be doing several features, including book reviews, lists of my favourite LGBTQ+ books, and discussion posts throughout the month. I've also written a few Pride Month guest posts for other bloggers, which I'm really excited about, so I'll share those links as they go live. Please note, if you'd like me to do a guest post or interview for you (topic ideas and questions provided by you) for Pride Month (or just in general - I'm open to them anytime, on any subject), I'm more than happy to do that. You can find my contact info on my About Me page.
For now, I'm going to share some of the books I hope to read this month, as well as some TV shows and movies I plan to watch. The TBR is my general LGBTQ+ TBR; I'm trying to be less rigid about creating monthly TBRs, but these are the books I'll be choosing from (although I'm always open to new ones and actually hope to find new ones throughout the month). I'm aiming to read at least one a week from this list.
LGBTQ+ TBR
- The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
- Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Garvin
- None of the Above by IW Gregorio
- Playing for Keeps by Avery Cockburn
- Girl Hearts Girl by Lucy Sutcliffe
- Strong Signal by Megan Erickson and Santino Hassell
- More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
- I'll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson
- We Are Okay by Nina LaCour
- Status Update by Annabeth Albert
- Heavyweight by MB Mulhall
- Sutphin Boulevard by Santino Hassell
- The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
- Off Campus by Amy Jo Cousins
- Of Fire and Stars - Audrey Coulthurst
- Just Juliet by Charlotte Reagan
- Him by Sarina Bowen and Elle Kennedy
- Points of Departure by Emily O'Beirne
- The Layover by Megan Erickson
- Five Dates by Amy Jo Cousins
The other day I was going through my Netflix to-watch list and noticed all the LGBTQ+ shows and movies I've added. I decided June would be the perfect time to finally watch them. I've never really done movie or TV reviews, but I might do short reviews for these as I watch them.
To Be Watched
- Pride (movie)
- Eastsiders (TV show)
- GBF (movie)
- Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List (movie)
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And finally, for anyone looking for a f/f romance, I have one!
Please note, despite being the third book in a series, the Angel Island series is a companion series, and Take Them by Storm CAN be read as a standalone. I think a lot of people pass it up because of that #3 on the end of the subtitle, but I promise you it can be read on its own.
What are some of your favourite LGBTQ+ books, movies, and TV shows? What will you be reading this month? Any books on my list you think I should bump up and read sooner than later? Any recommendations for books, movies, or TV shows?
I'll Give You the Sun is one of my all time favorites! I am actually going to read Gracefully Grayson for one of my reading challenges this month, and it looks really great.
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Ooh, good to know, Sam! I bought I'll Give You the Sun a few months ago and haven't had a chance to read it, so I'm hoping June will finally be the month. I haven't heard of Gracefully Grayson, but I'll check it out!
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