Ever since I came out as a Lesbian, I have gravitated towards sapphic books, and most of them end in tragedy or longing. But this one???

Oh it is something else entirely ✨

I want to sit across a table for Natasha, grab her hands, and just ask her “how did you do it?”

Now, do I think authors should be using their power to infiltrate, sway, bully, or antagonize readers? Absolutely not.

However — the publishing world has so many systemic issues. If you aren’t reading and engaging with criticism, then you are neglecting your audience. And you can’t improve.

I just started reading it! But so many of my favorite reads over the summer reference her work and this book. I’ll have to give an update once I finish it!

I've read at least four books that all reference this one and then realized my fav reality tv show does too 😌

Safe to say it’s on my Fall TBR

Let this be a reminder that not all forms of protest, or rebellion, have to be “grand”. Reading #bannedbooks out in public
while living in a state that
loathes diversity? Is significant!

I made it! Dunkin currently has Blueberry Muffin coffee grounds on stock (or should!) — I have a cold brew maker so I can turn any flavor coffee into iced coffee/cold brew!