WLW Group discussion

Hey,

I thought I would start off this discussion by showing some of the wlw books I have read so far. (The list is very short, sadly enough.) If you like, you could join me and create your own topic so we can talk about the books.

2021 WLW Reads:
(trans teen suddenly turn into a superhero; YA) 3 stars
(romance growing between baker and coffee shop owner; novella) 3 stars
(look into past pedophilic relationship; memoir) 4 stars
(nonbinary farmer fighting for her farm and stepsisters; fantasy retelling) 3 stars
(two people looking for love, dog included; romance) 3 stars
(lesbian librarians; romance)
(complex past, returning to an old lover; romance) 3 stars
(faking a relationship to escape an overbearing mother; historical romance) 3 stars
(cute girls doing a sport; contemporary graphic novel) 4 stars
(Robin hood retelling; Historical romance) 2 stars
(writing obsessed teen has unexpected adventures; contemporary) 3 stars
(last two stories feature f/f BDSM; collection) 4 stars
(alien abduction with a 90s aesthetic, comic) 3 stars
(two girls in college fall in love; NA novella) 4 stars



Contemporary Romance:





Science Fiction/Fantasy:




Where romantic/sexual orientations play a major role (YA):

This has all the love and all the friendships. It's not specifically wlw but it talks about romance and love and feelings in general in a very poignant way.
Again, there are so many different people in this book and I just adored every second with them. Also, on page pansexual identification, I stan.
Two side characters are in a lesbian relationship and throughout the story you learn more about how they got together and what happened to them. I loved how well all the conversations flow.


Other things that arent novels:
Shorter stories:

Graphic novels:
(also anthology)
anthologies:



I will add more books hopefully soon!


Next up for me (maybe):

I added some of my more or less recent reads :D

Sculpt Yourself

Could you let me know what you think of Sculpt Yourself? It was written and narrated by two bi women and centers three women (two of whom are dating) as they navigate body image, relationships, careers, and feminism in a near-future Chicago with the advent of a new drug which allows people to literally change the shape of their bodies.

Jordan wrote: "Sculpt Yourself

Could you let me know what you think of Sculpt Yourself? It was written and narrated by two bi women and centers three women (two of whom are dating) as they naviga..."

my library does not own this book, and I am not really interested in the subject matter. But maybe someone else will be.