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Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn
why must you always cliffhang?!
but tracy does it again. stunner. i cannot wait for the next two books. kinda mad tracy is making it 4 books instead of the original trilogy but also how can i hate more books about bree!
trying not to spoil but suffice to say, bloodmarked continues the black excellence of legendborn both in the book itself and also via tracy.
and more valec please...i love a good side character
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Lunar Love by Lauren Kung Jessen
It's fine. I have clearly found a new genre of Chinese matchmaker romcoms that I love. I mean this is only the second book but I need them all now. i cannot recommend this genre enough.
easy read with heartfelt story, characters you fall in love with.
LOOK AT THEMMMMMMMMM
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ALICE CHEN.
im dead. what a hot ass kicking nerd. queer icon.
Sel: Well, arenât you sugar, spice, and everything nice.
William: Well, arenât you rudeness, sarcasm, and everything⌠uhâŚ
Sel: No, go on. You find something that rhymes with sarcasm and makes sense, and Iâll stop acting like an asshole.
Alice: Well arenât you rudeness, sarcasm, and lacking enthusiasm.
The âIâm watching youâ scene from Korra
but with Alice and Sel!!! đ
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In the U.S., your right to reproductive freedom depends entirely on your zip code, and resources. Access has only become more limited since Roe fell last summer. Since then, 12 states have enacted near-total bans on care - with little to no exceptions and another 12 states have enacted strict gestational limits, or no longer have in-clinic providers to provide care.
Legal barriers arenât the only obstacle in accessing care - logistical challenges such as cost, travel, and lodging leave behind those most vulnerable in our communities, including women of color, young people, trans and gnc people and disabled people.
Rights shouldnât come with a price tag - everybody should be able to get the abortion care they want - when and how they want it.
Your human rights matter.
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Digital illustration of two fems. On the left is a Latina woman wearing a green headband and matching green leggings. She is wearing a pink sports bra with the All Above All logo and is holding up a fist. On the right is a Black fem wearing black knee high socks, cloud-printed bike shorts and an oversized blue sweater with the text, âAbortion Access for All" and below is a text bubble that reads, 'No matter WHO you are or WHERE you are from.â
Drowned City: Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans by Dan Brown; Illustrated by Dan Brown
Dan Brown brings the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the city and citizens of New Orleans to life with this graphic novel. Going beyond the headlines, Brown illustrates the positives and negatives of Katina on a people level. The heroic selfless acts of individuals to rescue and support those stranded and the systemic incompetence and racism that was revealed in the aftermath of Katrina impacting thousands.Â
Wild Berries Pikaci-MÄŠnisa by Julie Flett; Illustrated by Julie Flett
Clarence and his grandma are going to pick wild berries pikaci-mÄŠnisa. This quiet story takes readers into the woods and is perfectly illustrated by Julie Flettâs muted watercolors. Flett utilizes the double-page spread to bring readers on their trip through the woods. The sights and sounds of the journey are not only beautifully illustrated but also described textually in English and Swampy Cree.
Julie Flett books are amazing. Her writing and illustrations are always perfectly matched like a Tyus-BC lob.
Are You Listening? by Tillie Walden; Illustrated by Tillie Walden
Bea and Louâs chance encounter leads them off on an adventure as they learn to trust each other. As they journey through Texas, they find Diamond the cat and decide to return her home. Through shared stories of heartbreak and loss, Tillie Walden tells a beautiful story of human connection. Her use of light and dark hues reflects the ebb and flow of Bea and Louâs relationship throughout the book.
I'm a sucker for stories of humans finding other humans that understand them and feeling seen.
The Perfect Gift by Paula Yoo; Illustrated by Shirley Ng-Benitez
Mei is excited for baby brother Mingâs 100th day party, but she does not know what to get him. After multiple attempts to find the perfect gift, the day arrives, and Mei has no gift. Meiâs grandmother helps her by revealing the secret to finding the perfect gift for someone.
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Grandpa Green by Lane Smith; Illustrated by Lane Smith
Grandpa Green has had a very full life. Lane Smith tells readers his story through the great-grandsonâs voice. Grandpa Greenâs lush topiary creations tell readers his life story visually in an elegant yet playful medium. This green book (literally!) culminates in one final foldout double-spread where readers learn what âthe important stuffâ is in Grandpa Greenâs life.
The physical book is a must if you are reading Grandpa Green. The way the story quite literally unfolds is absolutely stunning. On par with a JJJ block. This cannot be fully appreciated and loved in ebook form. Get to your local library or bookstore and weave your way through the garden of Grandpa's life.
Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol; Illustrated by Vera Brosgol
Anya needed a friend. Emily Reilly fits the bill, but Emily is a ghost. Anyaâs friendship with Emily forces her to reflect on her life. Anyaâs embarrassment about her body, her family; everything is thrown back in her face by Emily, and now she must confront it. Vera Brosgolâs hilarious tale is illustrated perfectly. Her purple and black palette are exactly what a century-old ghost would choose.
Bloom by Kevin Panetta; Illustrated by Savanna Ganucheau
Summer love. Cute kitchen scenes baking bread together. Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau check all the boxes in this coming of age story. Desperate to move to the big city, Ari must first learn to love himself, to ask for help and to accept the consequences of his choices this summer with Hector. Ganucheauâs beautiful flowering illustrations perfectly pair the blossoming relationship between Ari and Hector.
Dear Scarlet: The Story of My Postpartum Depression by Teresa Wong; Illustrated by Teresa Wong
Mental health is rarely talked about in Asian communities. Postpartum depression is rarely talked about in general. Teresa Wong turns these two on their heads and chronicles her own journey with postpartum in a letter to her first-born daughter. Wongâs illustrations display compassion to herself, her daughter and all her readers reminding everyone it is okay to feel sadness, pain and joy all at the same time.Â
This book captivated me. It was the first time I saw (like physically saw with words and visuals) Asian mental health issues being addressed. It was the first of many, but this book captivated me. It laid out all the things I've never been able to articulate through an experience that was not mine. The cultural nuances and way Wong tells herself and us that it is okay to not be okay made me feel so seen.
I renewed this library book until I couldn't and still turned it in late and forgot to take a photo of it. Just go read it.
Under a Painted Sky by Stacey Lee
Samantha only wanted to pursue a career as a violinist in New York. Instead she finds herself on the run for murder of a white man with Annamae, a runaway slave. On the Oregon Trail, the two girls of color go undercover as boys searching for their pasts and avoiding capture. This story by Stacey Lee is a wonderfully woven tale of perseverance, love and found family set against the backdrop of the Oregon Trail.
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Representation is more important than ever, especially for the kids who are most marginalized.
Digital illustration of an older Latina teacher wearing an apple print dress. Sheâs standing in front of a blackboard that says, âinclusive curriculums benefit all students.â Thereâs a variety of items around the image, including a pride flag, Black lives matter sign, globe, and plant.
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