LGBT YA books

After the success of Heartstopper on Netflix, Alice Oseman is hailed as a LGBT+ icon here in the UK.

Set in 1893 Chicago, following a young Jewish teen thrown into a hunt for a serial killer,  The City Beautiful  by Aden Polydoros, is a must read for anyone after a thrilling historical fantasy this autumn. Having highly anticipated its…

If you're looking for a heartwarming new YA novel following a young trans teen on a journey to find both his voice and himself, Between Perfect and Real, the gorgeous debut novel by Ray Stoeve is the book for you and to celebrate the end of…

This guest post was kindly written by Ashley Shuttleworth, author of A Dark and Hollow Star ME, FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME By Ashley Shuttleworth Books have always meant a great deal to me. They’ve been some of my best friends; a reprieve…

This guest post was written by Emily Victoria, author of This Golden Flame. To celebrate the release of her page-turning debut YA sci-fi fantasy, This Golden Flame, Emily Victoria opens up about her experiences as an #OwnVoices aroace…

This guest post was written by Wibke Brueggemann, author of Love is for Losers. When I started writing “Love is for Losers” many years ago, I knew that I wanted to write a lesbian love story, but I also knew that I didn’t want to write a…

The post below was kindly written by Kristin Lamber, author of The Boy in the Red Dress I spent most of my life thinking I was straight. I grew up in a place and religion and time where being straight was not only assumed to be the…

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