haul of shame // episode 01

I think that this is delightful. these wonderful 1980s New York lesbians go on a date that I have been on. Basically, this has all the energy that lesbians want right now so if you haven't read Annie On My Mind, I definitely think you should.

I’ve talked about this so many fucking times. you know I think it's fabulous, it was one of my favorite books of the year.

this is a delightful YA contemporary with a demi boy main character. it's about growing up, coming of age, coming out more than once, and it's fabulous. so, thank you again to HarperTeen for sending this to me, because I loved it a lot.

it's one of the darkest and most unique YA books I’ve ever read and I’ve always wanted to have a physical copy so I can take more pictures of it, and not just talk about it in videos. because I think it's cool.

So, Loup is the daughter of one of those soldiers and therefore has some of his abilities, and this is kind of about her growing up and starting to be a person who actually cares about Santa Olivia and the people who live there. Plus, it's hella queer.

I think that this had more potential than it had sizzle, but I enjoyed reading it and I got it via ARCs for Trade, which was fun.

this book does deal with some heavy topics but it was just the most remarkable, like, family saga investigating the lives the interiors of this family of Indigenous women and how they handled this moment and how they handle all of their moments. I’m just about it in a lot of ways, and I’m very glad that I have my own copy of the book now because I thought it was just fabulous, and I would like to read it again someday.