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Lava Red Feather Blue: Book Review

Thank you to NetGalley for sending me this ARC in return for an honest review!

Overall Rating: 3/5

Plot Rating: 3/5

Character development: 3/5

Writing: 3/5

Genre: LGBTQ, Fantasy, Young Adult

Author: Molly Ringle

Personally this book was not my cup of tea. Typically I love books with fae, magic, etc. but I just didn’t take to this book very well. It felt a bit slow at times but it was a pretty good story, the plot was interesting and I loved the characters. Wasn’t my favorite book but I can definitely see other people loving it!

There was also a lot going on—almost too much. Since it was based around fae and magic I totally understand why there was so much going on but it did make stuff a little bit harder to follow.

Despite the few things that threw me off there are plenty of great sides to this story, one being the romance. It was perfect and natural. It didn’t feel rushed or overly awkward, it had a very smooth feeling and it seemed to be just the right amount throughout the story. Definitely loved that aspect!

Would I recommend this book? Yes! I would definitely recommend this book to people. I might even consider purchasing a copy for myself in the future.

Pros: Very smooth romance, likeable characters

Cons: Can be confusing at times

Overall rating: 3/5

#book review #lava red feather blue #fae #fantasy #young adult book #young adult

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My anticipated book releases of 2021

The Sky Blues: Robbie Couch

Lore: Alexandra Braken

Roman and Jewel: Dana L. Davis

May the Best Man Win: ZR Ellor

Ariadne: Jennifer Saint

Small Favors: Erin A. Craig

Sweet and Bitter Magic: Adrienne Tooley

She Drives Me Crazy: Kelly Quindlen

Witched Steeped in Gold: Ciannon Smart

#2021 books #antincipted releases #2021 #young adult books #lgbtq books #anticipted book releases

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dee culture: messily drawing bloody dean winchester at 3 in the morning instead of doing their fuckload of physics assignments...

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Revenge of the Sluts: Book Review

Thank you to NetGalley for sending me this ARC in return for an honest review!

Overall Rating: 4.5/5

Plot Rating: 5/5

Character development: 3/5

Writing: 4/5

Page count: 328

Genre: YA

Author: Natalie Walton

This story is powerful, well written, and just overall very very good. I really really enjoyed reading this book, it held my attention and kept me on my toes waiting for more the entire time. Though I didn’t really like the beginning. It was a bit slow and the main character got on my nerves at first but it didn’t take long for me to warm up to her. The writing is super realistic and easy to read. I will definitely be purchasing a copy in the future!

Would I recommend this book? I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes stories about strong female characters and the hardships some girls have to go through over their bodies. It was a very empowering story.

Pros: Very realistic, well written, and well rounded characters

Cons: Ending could’ve been a little stronger

Overall rating: 4.5/5

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The other winner of my fan art poll on Patreon was the Lunar Chronicles, so I drew Cinder! She’s so fun to draw :) 

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Chess isn’t always competitive. Chess can also be… beautiful. It was the board I noticed first. It’s an entire world of just 64 squares. I feel safe in it. I can control it. I can dominate it. And it’s predictable, so if I get hurt, I only have myself to blame.          Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon in THE QUEEN’S GAMBIT (2020)

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Beth Harmon appreciation 22/?

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Listen, some people they just lose sight of what’s important in life. That doesn’t mean they can’t find their way again.

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The Prince and The Thief: Book Review

Overall Rating:3/5

Plot Rating: 3/5

Character development: 3/5

Writing: 3/5

Page count: 230

Genre: Fantasy, LGBTQ

Author: P.S. Scott

This book was slow, extraordinarily slow. It held my attention and the world building was decent but the romance was bland, you could see plot twists coming from a mile away, and it really just didn’t make me want to keep reading. It has potential but I just didn’t really enjoy it that much. It was fast paced and not very detailed. On the other hand, the world it’s based in is great and very creative, I definitely loved that aspect of the story.

I also would like to point out that the story was supposed to revolve around the more magical aspects that the aristocrats possess… there were so very few mentions or descriptive uses of ‘magic’ that sometimes I forgot it was even part of the story.

Blurb: The prince and a thief, an unlikely match. In a world where only the aristocrats hold abilities to do magical things, except for Will—he’s most definitely not an aristocrat but he most definitely has the powers of one. He’s exactly what he sounds like; a thief. And he just so happens to pickpocket the prince.

Would I recommend this book? Ehh. I didn’t hate nor love this book. It was okay but I probably won't be recommending it to anyone anytime soon.

Pros: Decent plot

Cons: Tons of plot holes, some sensitive topics

Overall rating: 3/5

#bookreview #book review #lgbtq

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When they died they left no instructions, just a legacy to protect.

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clarke getting that bellamy boost 2.11 | 4.03

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Overall Rating: 5/5

Plot Rating: 4/5

Character development: 5/5

Writing: 5/5

Page count: 359

Genre: Young adult, LGBTQIA, contemporary

“I bet you could sometimes find all the mysteries of the universe in someone’s hand” —Benjamin Alire Sánez

This book made me laugh, smile, and cry all within a few hours. I sped through this book like lightning and It quickly became a favorite of mine. The only thing I didn’t like too much were the last few chapters and the ending. The end was good but definitely could’ve been better and wrapped up a little neater but I can’t see it ending in any other way. The easiest way to describe it: was perfectly imperfect.

(Side note: If you’re looking for a cute friends to lovers romance, this is perfect for you. There’s not much physical affection—almost none to be honest but it’s an amazing book!)

Plot summary: Aristotle thought his summer was going to suck, he had nothing to do and his family seems to be in distant shambles. He just wants out of his stuffy house and the public pool seemed to be a good cure for his boredom—even if he can’t swim.

This is a beautiful coming of age story about two best friends who think in beautifully complex ways.

Would I recommend this book? %100! I love this book and will continue to recommend it to EVERYONE. The ending may not be my cup of tea but this book will always have a place in my heart.

“How could I ever be ashamed of loving Dante Quintana?.”—Benjamin Alire Sánez

Pros: Very cute, quick, and easy to fall in love with

Cons: None

Overall rating: 5/5

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/116373831-deanna

#aristotle and dante discover the universe #aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe #aristotleanddante #book review #book rec #bookreview #lgbtq #lgbtqia #contemporary #ya

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some doodles of one of my favorite tsoa scenes

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queer books that didn’t disappoint me the way everything else has. please enjoy.

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i absolutely love this review

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he certainly does!