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I have not read all of these books so I cannot attest to their quality or the issues that may arise in them. I have tried to note which I have or have not read. It is also highly recommended that readers check trigger warnings to decide if a book is right for them.

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I can’t believe it’s Wednesday already! 🤍 This week passed by so quickly, not sure why. I’m still reading the Raven King 📖 I’m super attached and I just don’t want to finish the series. I know I will be heartbroken by the time I finish it so I want to take all my time with the last book 🥺 Today I want to recommend you one very fluffy and cute book that I read last summer. “Hani and Ishu’s guide to fake dating” is a perfect bisexual representation and I just loved it so much. 💖💜💙 This is a short romance novel about a bisexual girl who comes out to her best friends. Unfortunately (yet very common in real life) they don’t believe her, so she ends up telling them that she’s actually dating Ishu, a quite asocial girl, who only focuses on her studies. Of course Hani and Ishu don’t really get along at first so they make a deal that would benefit them both, to make the whole “fake dating” story work well. What I love about this most is how open Hani’s parents are about her sexual orientation. Finally we have some positive attitudes regarding this very sensitive topic. This story is very emotional overall, as we get to see not only romantic love but also friendship and family love ❤️ We also get to see two very different perspectives, since we have two POVs. This is one of my fave reads of the year! This is the representation we need and I love to see it. It’s charming, romantic, funny and dramatic in some parts, but a very lighthearted, quick read ❤️ My rating is 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 / 5. I totally adored this book. The recommended age is 13-16 so even younger people can give it a shot!❤️ Tags: #bisexual #bisexualrepresentation #pridereads #bisexualbooks #lgbtreads #bisexualrp #lgbtbooks #lgbtbookstagram #lgbtcharacters #bookstagramromania #bookstagramcommunity #bookreview #bookblogger #mybookfeatures #bisexuallove #booklover #bookaddict #bookandtea #bookreader #bookreviewer https://www.instagram.com/p/CWqB1OwgkiZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

I was NOT confused, but slightly. First of all, I would like start by saying, Darcy Phillips is QUEER and it is awesome. Ok then. ✪ The Plot Yes, the plot was ok, a lot of teen-spirit and emotions, I have been reading a lot of YA books this year. When I was a younger-YA, I couldn't handle the emotions but now I can so I read them books. Anyways, the plot was ok, simple but packed with a lot of nervous energy (for me). I have to say, it was definitely not what I expected because I think I have taken it for granted that every book I read, the girl gets the girl in the end. That was not the case here, because (SPOILER ALERT) Darcy is bisexual and there was Brougham, and that's fine too. ☁ Characters See the girl to the left, I believe that's Brooke and the middle one is Darcy and the guy to the right is Brougham. I am usually not for love-triangles because I believe there is enough fish in the water. Darcy was a nice person, what I didn't like about her was the whole sabotaging saga that she had going on (again SPOILER ALERT). That whole sabotage…TWICE, irked me quite a lot. So I will say this without giving a shit what anyone else thinks; Darcy Phillips was a shitty friend because what she did (TWICE, mind you), "best" friends don't do that. I say this because I have partially been in Darcy's shoes (the whole silent crush thing) and even fully, I still wouldn't have done what she did. ♡ And Brooke, my baby girl, I am so fucking glad she worked it out (with help) with Ray. That was love right there, all the best friends hurdle and sabotage but still choosing to love in the end… I guess that's why I loved this book in the end. #bisexualbooks #queerbooks #lesbiancharacter #youngadultbooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CQklxf8HK0O/?utm_medium=tumblr