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As part of the Pride Month Features on this blog, I have SJ Sindu—whose south-asian queer book, Marriage of a Thousand Lies, is a commendable read—to share her favourite queer books!

As part of the Pride Month Features on this blog, I have Kelly Quindlen—whose queer YA contemporary, Late to the Party, is perfect to explore the theme of sexual identities—to share her favourite Black queer books!

Natalia Martinez, a queer booktuber is here to word the impact of LGBTQIA+ representation in books and has five book recommendations for everyone to read this Pride month, and later.

As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Adam Sass—author of Surrender Your Sons—where he discussed queer friendships and dark YA contemporaries.

As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Camryn Garrett—debut author of Full Disclosure—where she discusses queer and Black representation along with taboo topics in YA books.

Aru Shah and the Tree of Wishes by Roshani Chokshi is a third in the series that so gracefully empowers young girls and sensitises young boys by weaving an adventurous & emotional story through the beautifully complex fabric of Hindu mythology set in the modern times.

Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen is the perfect book for fans of La La Land and Crazy Rich Asians. If you are a fan of either of these hits, you might want to read further and see for yourself why Loveboat, Taipei—a young adult contemporary romance—can be your next favourite book!

The Sword of Kaigen by M.L. Wang is a self-published novel, 651 pages of an East-Asia inspired high military fantasy. This blog tour stop includes a five-star review of this adult fantasy along with a digital fanart. A giveaway can also be found for a chance to win one copy of this excellent book internationally.

A Match Made in Mehendi is a YA Contemporary Romance by Nandini Bajpai that highlights the story of an Indian-American teenage girl, Simi, who wants to bring the art of matchmaking to a digital platform and figure out her own dreams and matches along the way. Today, I’m lucky to have Nandini Bajpai answer some curiosity-filled questions of mine as a token to celebrate the release of this lovely YA romance story of a brown girl.