C.B. Lee's Coffeeshop in an Alternate Universe As the title indicates, this is a queer YA fantasy romance involving two girls from two ...

  Lev AC Rosen’s Lavender House Rereading this for book club—I think it’s an interesting companion to the Cat Sebastian book we read last m...

 Cat Sebastian's You Should Be So Lucky Obviously when you read something upsetting, your next read should be a cute queer romance! The ...

 Stephanie Reerts' We Loved to Run This novel is about the six best runners on a women's college cross country team in the early 90s...

Mizuki Tsujimura’s Lonely Castle in the Mirror I was once again in a spot where nothing I started to read was grabbing me, which means I hav...

  Lois McMaster Bujold’s The Adventures of the Demonic Ox The latest Penric and Desdemona novella features, as the title indicates, a demoni...

 Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love I've been watching Outrageous (the Britbox show about the Mitfords) which just made me want to ...

  Annalee Newitz’s Automatic Noodle I’m pretty much the target audience for a book about robots starting a noodle restaurant in near-future ...

 Rachel Neumeier's Hedesa Neumeier's latest is the start of a planned trilogy from the POV of Tano, and I love seeing his growing co...

 Rachel Neumeier's Tasmakat This one was really fun to reread! Everything moves along at an excellent pace, and even though there's ...

  Rachel Neumeier’s Tano This one was a little bit stressful to reread as it deals a lot with Tano’s abusive father and his cohort, plus the...

  Rachel Neumeier’s Tarashana This is the book that introduces Tano, who I think is the main character in the new book, so I definitely want...

  Rachel Neumeier’s Tuyo There’s a new book in this series coming out, which is a perfect excuse for a reread! I just love books where peopl...

Mia McKenzie's These Heathens This book is about a small-town Black teenager in 1960 who asks her favorite teacher to help her get an ab...

  Louise Hegarty’s Fair Play Ok, so I think this book is targeted at people who a) LOOOOOOVE golden age mysteries and will catch a bunch of...

  Martha Wells’ System Collapse The second Murderbot novel picks up right where Network Effect leaves off, though it is a little slower to g...