Our review of : The House in the Cerulean Sea

The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet is the first book in Becky Chambers’ celebrated science fiction series, The Wayfarers. Centered around the crew of the spaceship A Peachy Prickles, this novel tells an inclusive and heartfelt story about finding your place in the universe—and discovering what truly matters along the way. LGBTQ+ characters [...]

This Is How It Always Is is a novel by Laurie Frankel about a family with five sons, four of whom are adopted. The youngest son, Named Claude, reveals to his parents that he wants to be called Poppy and live as a girl. This sets off a journey for the whole family as they [...]

The Sex Lives of African Women is a collection of personal essays from black women around the world who open up about their experiences with sex and sexuality. The stories are frank, honest, and often empowering, offering readers a unique perspective on self-discovery, freedom, and healing. This thought-provoking book will appeal to anyone interested in [...]

On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous is a novel exploring the themes of LGBTQ+ identity and heritage. Told in poetic, fragmented vignettes, the story follows a young man as he comes to understand his place in the world and his family’s history. Vuong deftly tackles difficult topics with sensitivity and grace, giving voice to experiences that [...]

The Power of the Dog is a novel by Thomas Savage about two gay men, Pete and Harry, who fall in love in 1950s America. The book explores their relationship as they face discrimination and violence from both society and their families. Despite the challenges they face, Pete and Harry are determined to find happiness [...]

Malice is a novel about an openly lesbian high school student who must come to terms with her sexuality and navigate the tricky waters of teenage life. While trying to protect herself from bullies, she also finds herself drawn into a dark underworld where secrets are kept and violence rules. Along the way, she discovers [...]

HIM tells the story of Leo, a gay man who moves to New York City after college and falls in love with Rufus, an older married man. When their relationship faces challenges, Leo must decide whether to stay or go. For who is this book for ? This book is for LGBTQ+ people who are [...]

This Much Is True is a moving, witty collection of stories from one of Britain’s most beloved actors. In it, Miriam Margolyes tells the tales of her life – both on and off stage – with honesty and humor. From her early years touring in Shakespearean productions to more recent successes in TV and film, [...]

The Headmistress is a novel that follows the story of Ms. Sheridan, who has been appointed headmistress of an all-girls school. However, she soon discovers that the school is hiding a dark secret – it’s actually a lesbian safe haven for girls who have been kicked out of other schools or have run away from [...]

Wolfsong is a tender and lush love story of two young men, Clay and AJ, who are struggling to find their places in the world. They meet one night at a music festival while wandering separately through the crowd looking for something they can’t quite put their finger on. Instantly drawn to each other, they [...]

The Best Men is a novel by Lauren Blakely that tells the story of four friends who are all trying to find love. Each of them has their own obstacles to overcome, but they support each other through it all. This is a LGBTQ+ book with diverse characters and an empowering message. For who is [...]

Red, White & Royal Blue is a novel by Casey McQuiston about an American prince who falls for a commoner gay man. The pair must navigate the politics of love and war in this exciting and heartfelt story. For who is this book for ? Red, White & Royal Blue is a novel by Casey [...]