LGBTQIA Book Tag

 I haven't been posting as much on here because I'm been having creator's block...but I found out that everyone likes a good book tag! 

This tag was originally created by The Sassy Library Fox.  

Feel free to do this tag if you see it!

1. Female Strength-a book with a lesbian heroine. Liz from You Should See Me in a Crown. 

2. Cinamonroll-a book with an adorable gay character. Dylan from Fake Dates and Mooncakes. 

3. Boys and Girls-a book with bi rep done right. Dylan from Sleeping Around by Morgan Vega.

4. The Body and the Soul-a book with a trans character. Magical Boy duology by The Kao.

5. We're All Queer-a queer rep you'd love to see more of in books. Intersex rep! 

6. All About Pronouns-a book with a non-binary character. I Wish You All the Best by Mason Deaver. 

7. One Big Family-a book that features a lot of different LGBTQ+ reps. Biance Torre is Afraid of Everything (nonbinary, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, and trans rep) by Justine Winans.

8. Sapphic Love-your favorite F/F couple. Elsie and Joan from If You Still Recognize Me.  

9. Boys Love-your favorite M/M OTP. Asahi and Mitsuki from Our Not So Lonely Planet Travel Guide manga. 

10. Side Kick-your favorite LGBTQ+ side character. Bon Clay from One Piece.

11. Stealing the Show-an LGBTQ+ side couple that rocks your socks.  Artemis and Petra from Wings of Starlight by Alison Saft. 

12.  Strong Beliefs-an LGBTQ+ book that deals with religion. (Partially) Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar. 

13. Rainbows Everywhere-a book with an unapologetic cover. Basil and Oregano by Melissa Capriglione. 

14. Future Generations-an anticipated LGBTQ+ release. Smash or Pass by Bridie Schae looks cool!

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