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.
An urgent YA novel about a queer Pakistani Muslim teen and her family facing a hate crime, held back by simple writing.
A quiet YA coming-of-age novel about an ace-questioning sapphic teen learning to spot abusive relationships.
A warm, very queer YA friends-to-lovers summer romance, held back by flat writing.
A light YA ace rom-com with two aspec leads and a game-design hook, undercut by an exhausting heroine.
A sapphic, ace-led retelling of the fall of Troy with two great heroines, held back by a very slow middle.
A short ace fantasy with a sweet, sex-free romance, cramped by a novella trying to cover four years of story.
Rachael Lippincott’s sapphic YA time travel rom-com sends a stuck Pittsburgh teen to 1812. It’s sweet, funny and kind, but it isn’t really Pride and Prejudice. Here’s what readers say.
Tanya Byrne’s Afterlove is a YA sapphic first-love story that turns into a grim reaper ghost story halfway through. The romance and the grief land; the slow start and thin reaper lore hold it back.
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.
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.