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gabibookworm · 2 years
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This cover’s just been revealed for this YA mermaid anthology! It collects 14 stories by diverse authors with stories such as a Vietnamese mermaid caught between two worlds, a boy pining for the merboy who saved him, and a siren who falls for Poseidon’s son. It comes out September 26, 2023 so be sure to preorder or request it at your local library!
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the-dust-jacket · 11 months
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It's too hot out and most of Tumblr is already in "how long til October" mode, but Summer can be spooky season too!
Empty Smiles by Katherine Arden: middle grade horror, fourth in chilling and intensely atmospheric Small Spaces quartet.
The Lake House by Sarah Beth Durst: creepy and suspenseful YA wilderness survival story about three girls who arrive at an off-the-grid summer camp only to find no one left alive -- except whatever is hunting them.
The Devouring Wolf, by Natalie C. Parker: coming-of-age adventure featuring terrifying legends come to life, friends, foes, and queer werewolf kids.
The Honeys, by Ryan La Sala: sun-drenched summer horror set at the elite, bucolic Aspen Summer Conservancy Academy, where Mars knows he'll never fit in -- but which may explain his sister's death. Psychological suspense, toxic traditions, complex friendships, bees.
Bone Gap, by Laura Ruby: lyrical and haunting combination of science and myth, magic and realism, beauty and rage. In a town where people sometimes slip through the gaps, no one asks too many questions when Roza disappears. Nobody except Finn, who knows she was taken -- but who can't describe the man who took her. And there are more bees.
Camp Sylvania by Julie Murphy: body shaming isn't the only horror awaiting Maggie Hagen at summer "fat camp." Spooky, hilarious, heartfelt middle grade.
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The Devouring Wolf by Natalie C. Parker
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Today's sapphic book of the day is The Devouring Wolf by Natalie C. Parker!
Summary: "A queer tale about kid werewolves, big bad mistakes, and terrifying creatures in Natalie C. Parker's exciting middle grade debut.
Little wolf, little wolf, here I come.
They say that the Devouring Wolf isn’t real, just an old legend, a giant creature who consumes the magic inside young werewolves. The elders tell the tale to scare young pups into obedience. It’s a spooky campfire story for fledging wolves. Or is it?
It's the eve of the first full moon of summer, and twelve-year-old Riley Callahan is ready. This is the year she will finally turn into a wolf. She has to—no one transforms after twelve.
Nothing can ruin her mood: not her little brother Milo's teasing, not mama N’s smothering, and not even her other mom C’s absence from their pack's ceremony. But then the unthinkable happens—something that violates every rule of wolf magic: Riley doesn't shift.
Along with the four other kids who somehow didn't transform, Riley is left with questions that even the pack leaders don't have answers to. And to make matters far worse, it appears something was awoken in the woods that same night. A creature with an insatiable hunger . . . has the Devouring Wolf been awakened?"
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qbdatabase · 8 months
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Seafire by Natalie C. Parker After her family is killed by corrupt warlord Aric Athair and his bloodthirsty army of Bullets, Caledonia Styx is left to chart her own course on the dangerous and deadly seas. She captains her ship, the Mors Navis, with a crew of girls and women just like her, who have lost their families and homes because of Aric and his men. The crew has one mission: stay alive, and take down Aric’s armed and armored fleet.
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katesharmasheart · 1 year
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books i read in 2022♡ Vampires Never Get Old: Tales with Fresh Bite by Zoraida Córdova, Natalie C. Parker, Samira Ahmed, Dhonielle Clayton, Tessa Gratton, Heidi Heilig, Mark Oshiro, Julie Murphy, Rebecca Roanhorse, Laura Ruby, V.E. Schwab, Kayla Whaley
“Vampires may not be real, but the stories make them something we share.”
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pithia · 1 year
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We fall into silence. Any way I turn, I cut myself on things I want to say and hear, each of them too awkward to ask.
from Behold the Bones by Natalie C. Parker
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A Universe of Wishes edited by Dhonielle Clayton
Title: A Universe of WishesAuthor: Dhonielle Clayton, Tara Sim, Natalie C. Parker, Libba Bray, Anna-Marie McLemore, Kwame Mbalia, V.E. Schwab, Rebecca Roanhorse, Nic Stone, Jenni Balch, Mark Oshiro, Samira Ahmed, Tessa Gratton, Zoraida Cordova & Tochi OnyebuchiIn: A Universe of Wishes (Dhonielle Clayton)Rating Out of 5: 5 (I will read this again and again and again)My Bookshelves: LGBTQI, Short…
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bookcoversonly · 10 months
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Title: The Devouring Wolf | Author: Natalie C. Parker | Publisher: Razorbill (2022)
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lgbtqreads · 2 years
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Exclusive Cover Reveal: The Nameless Witch by Natalie C. Parker
Exclusive Cover Reveal: The Nameless Witch by Natalie C. Parker
Today on the site I’m delighted to welcome the one and only Natalie C. Parker, w ho’s revealing the cover of The Nameless Witch, “the wickedly exciting and queer sequel” to last year’s Middle Grade fantasy adventure The Devouring Wolf! The Nameless Witch is coming from Razorbill/Penguin on August 8, 2023, and here’s the story: For fans of Soman Chainani, Anne Ursu, and stories with lots of magic,…
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shadowcatgirl09 · 1 year
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I’m hoping the next anthology book Zoraida and Natalie work on in the Untold Legends series is about werewolves. There’s so much you can play around with using werewolves or just werebeasts in general.
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libraryleopard · 2 months
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Middle grade paranormal novel about Rilye, a twelve-year-old girl from a family of werewolves, who is devastated when she doesn't seem to have inherited the ability to shapeshift
Along with the four other kids who didn't transform, she decides to investigate the reason behind their lack of powers–and the mysterious dark power that seems to be stirring in the woods
Sapphic main character with two moms; trans girl side character; nonbinary side character; biracial Black/white side character; Latina side character
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Series info:
Book 1 of Seafire
Book 2: Steel Tide
Book 3: Stormbreak
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quillandqueer · 5 days
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NetGalley Update | 29th May
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Read:
Evocation: I loved the haunted, beautiful writing of Dowry Of Blood so you can imagine my disappointment not to find it here. This was an early DNF.
When Among Crows: I pre-ordered this for the beautiful gold tones and the gold sprayed edges. And it's ORANGE. Anyway, I also DNF'd this because I got confused somewhere around the vampire boxing match and then there was a singing banshee? idk.
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Come Out, Come Out: An absolutely genius title, this is about a group of Queer teens and an incident where one of them, Mallory, didn't make it home. Years later, living straight, cisgender lives, Mallory reappears and they start to remember who they really are, and what happened that night.
Feedback Ratio: 90% | Books On Shelf: 15
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stardustandrockets · 11 months
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June Reading Wrap-Up
I ended up reading 10 books this month. Definitely more than I would have expected if you asked me on June 1st. It does help that I listened to four audiobooks over the course of as many days.
Every book I read this month (except The Way of the Househusband) was queer. I read queer year round, but I always pay special attention to make sure my #PrideMonth reads are especially queer.
What was your favorite book this month?
Books read:
• Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu
• The Way of the Househusband vol 8 by Kousuke Oono
• Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree
• Stealing a Thief’s Heart by C.L. Cattano
• The Devouring Wolf by Natalie C. Parker
• The Princess and the Grilled Cheese by Deya Muniz
• The Witch King by H.E. Edgmon (reread)
• The Fae Keeper by H.E. Edgmon
• My Dear Henry by Kalynn Bayron
• Fake Dates and Mooncakes by Sher Lee
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pithia · 1 year
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[G]rowing up happens in little surges. We grow up in moments—when we encounter such stupidities in ourselves that our only choice is to grow past them or into them. Maybe that's why some kids grow up too fast and others not at all.
from Behold the Bones by Natalie C. Parker
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Quick Review: Vampires Never Get Old (ed.) by Zoraida Córdova & Natalie C Parker Rating: 3.5/5
“Congrats! Mubarak! Badhaaee ho! You’re a vampire now. Welcome to the afterlife!”
This anthology was a lot of fun! Each story is so creative and there are some wonderful diverse perspectives included. My favourite story was definitely "In Kind" by Kayla Whaley where a disabled girl enlists the help of a vampire after her father tries to murder her instead of continuing to take care of her. An excellent read for any fans of our fanged friends. 
Seven Nights for Dying by Tessa Gratton - 4/5 
The Boys From Blood River by Rebecca Roanhorse - 4/5
Senior Year Sucks by Julie Murphy - 4/5
The Boy and the Bell by Heidi Heilig - 3/5
A Guidebook for the Newly Sired Desi Vampire by Samira Ahmed - 3/5
In Kind by Kayla Whaley - 5/5
Vampires Never Say Die by Zoraida Córdova & Natalie C Parker - 4/5
Bestiary by Laura Ruby - DNF
Mirrors, Windows & Selfies by Mark Oshiro - 5/5
The House of Black Sapphires by Dhonielle Clayton - 4/5
First Kill by VE Schwab - 4/5
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