I'll Be Home For Christmas by Mason Deaver

Brown)Īt the half year point I actually counted how often the protagonists names were being used throughout those different books. The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea (Axie Oh).Milo and Marcos at the End of the World.At the Edge of the Universe (Shaun David Hutchinson).A Complicated Love Story Set in Space (Shaun David Hutchinson).A Taste of Gold and Iron (Alexandra Rowland).I Hope You Get this Message (Farah Naz Rishi).

All for the Game series: (Nora Sacavic).The Darkness Outside Us (Eliot Schrefer).Jack Shannon ( Aces Wild) and Neil Josten ( All for the Game)!Ī Far Wilder Magic (Allison Saft) and If You Change Your Mind (Robbie Weber) 8Dīut we have more important things to do than hook up.įinally someone who gets it! All stupid YA heroines should listen to this. That sentence came up fucking three times! Seriously. (from: The Song that moves the Sun, Darius the Great (probably the 2nd) and the third time I already blocked from my mind ( Here the Whole Time?)) On to the award ceremony! (But don’t expect laudations.

Of the remaining 75 queer books I only found 1 book really bad and I’m picky about 2 more. Funnily enough, 6 of those I didn’t like very much. uAu) Only 14 of all these books I would categorise as non-queer. That counts, right? (That’s why there’s 94 covers up there. I also reread two of those books and while editing my novel I read it two whole times. That is … a damn lot! Like 6 years combined compared to before. So if I counted correctly I have read a total of 93 books (written and audio, not including manga, comics and non-fiction). I had to edit this overview like five times because whenever I thought I was done I found another book I missed. So thank you for even the small interactions. I read and write what I want and because I want to, but it’s nice to know that sometimes there’s actually someone interested in what I have to say. Thanks for joining me on this ride through 2022! When I started my reading spree in autumn 2021 I did not expect to find so much joy (and sometimes frustation) to motivate me to write hundreds of words about books every month.

I'll Be Home For Christmas by Mason Deaver