So many diverse books waiting to be released in the last four months of the year! Check out these 33 upcoming books by authors of color you should be reading, supporting and boosting.
More Than Just A Pretty Face by Syed M. Masood is set to release on 04 August, 2020 and this ownvoices YA contemporary romance is a delight to pick up. Read these four amazing South-Asian romance books, including this one. This post is part of a promotional blog tour.
The Boyfriend Project is an adult contemporary romance that is more than two strong personalities growing feelings for each other as it dives slightly into the trope of an undercover agent falling for the colleague at a workplace he’s inspecting at. Read the full review to know more of my thoughts on this 2020 release!
Hunted by the Sky is a YA fantasy romance set in a world inspired by medieval India where a revengeful young girl finds herself right beneath the claws of royalty while a young boy struggling to survive finds a destiny for himself. Read to find out all the excellent aspects of this June 2020 release by Farrar, Straus and Giroux books!
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!
You Should See Me in a Crown is a fluffy contemporary romance that is crafted amidst the chaos and charm of a high-school prom, and shines a spotlight on being a Black, queer young girl. Read on to find out all the great points of this YA 2020 release!
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 Sophie Gonzales—debut author of Only Mostly Devastated—where she discusses queer retelling and her next novel, Perfect on Paper.