Chemistry Lessons Review: Is It Worth Reading?
A warm, low-angst friends-to-lovers romance by Jae, held back by a stream of chemistry puns and a sweetness some readers find too light.
Bisexual Representation
You Exist Too Much Review: Is It Worth Reading?
A bold, award-winning debut about a bisexual Palestinian American woman, love addiction and a mother’s shame.
Zara Hossain Is Here Review: Is It Worth Reading?
An urgent YA novel about a queer Pakistani Muslim teen and her family facing a hate crime, held back by simple writing.
Time and Tide Review: Is It Worth Reading?
A modern bisexual woman crash-lands in 1805 and falls for the novelist she grew up reading. Fun, warm and flawed, with a heroine readers can’t agree on.
The Ghost of Us Review: Is It Worth Reading?
A funny YA ghost story with a sweet sapphic romance at its center, let down by a narrator many readers can’t forgive and a rushed ending. Here’s what readers actually say.
Not Your Sidekick Review: Is It Worth Reading?
C.B. Lee’s YA superhero novel has a bisexual heroine, a sweet sapphic crush and a 3.86 Goodreads average. Here’s why readers love the cast and guess the twists.
This Poison Heart Review: Is It Worth Reading?
Kalynn Bayron’s Medea retelling has wonderful moms and a gorgeous poison garden, but a slow first half, a thin sapphic romance and a hard cliffhanger. Here’s what readers say.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Review: Is It Worth Reading?
Evelyn Hugo’s real love story is with Celia St. James. Our evidence-led review weighs a 4.39 Goodreads average against the Celia, race and representation arguments readers keep having.
Knit One, Girl Two Review: Is It Worth Reading?
A soft, closed-door Jewish sapphic novella about a yarn dyer and a painter. Readers love its kindness and craft detail, and almost all of them wish it were longer.
Going Bicoastal Review: Is It Worth Reading?
Dahlia Adler’s Sliding Doors YA romance gives a bisexual Jewish teen two summers, one with a girl in New York and one with a boy in LA. Here’s what readers actually say about the split.