13 Banned LGBTQ+ Books To Read Now

by Adib Khorram

A sequel that gets better and better the longer it steeps. Full review >

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by Malinda Lo

Mesmerizing. Full review >

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by Akwaeke Emezi

This soaring novel shoots for the stars and explodes the sky with its bold brilliance. Full review >

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by Dean Atta

Gripping, unflinching, and unforgettable. Full review >

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by Gabby Rivera

A whirlwind coming-of-age story that leaves one breathless. Full review >

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by Meredith Russo

An emotional, winning touchdown. Full review >

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by George M. Johnson

A critical, captivating, merciful mirror for growing up Black and queer today. Full review >

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by Anna-Marie McLemore

Readers will be ensnared in this ethereal narrative long before they even realize the net has been cast. Full review >

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by James Brandon

A poignant depiction of a boy’s journey to accepting his gay identity despite the odds. Full review >

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by emily m. danforth

Rich with detail and emotion, a sophisticated read for teens and adults alike. Full review >

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by Alex Gino

A game-changing ace. Full review >

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by Kacen Callender

Elegiac and hopeful. Full review >

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by Daniel Haack ; illustrated by Stevie Lewis

Victorious—it may even usurp King & King (2001) as the premier queer-friendly fairy tale for this age set. Full review >

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