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I could not put this down. These poems explore family, queer identity, politics, and self love. "Diagnosis" is my favorite poem of the year because it's short but it cut me to the core. [Karen]
The rhymes in this book are as uplifting as the story of this pioneering naval engineer, and the illustrations are delightful. A sweet read for aspiring engineers. [Raissa]
It's possible i'm a sucker for this 'genre' (girls who hunt monsters who hunt girls read:The Shining Girls). This book includes danger, horror, female friendship, queer love, and great storytelling. [sweet pea]
What does it mean to be "cool?" In Alexander's lyrical style, the characters Walt and Noah navigate issues from making the baseball team to falling in love to coping with deep prejudices in their hometown. [Karen]
Whether or not you're interested in trying psychedelics, this book will convince you they have value in helping people along paths to higher consciousness, expanding empathy, and confronting our innermost fears and hopes. [Christina]
This witty update of the classic "Mexican Bingo" game has hilarious(ly poignant) updated cards, such as 'La Student Debt', 'El Gentrification', 'El Man Bun', and my favorite, 'El Bad Ombré. So much fun! [sweet pea]
I aspire to be a butch hero! This book gives a road map, with profiles of people who didn't conform to gender norms, from the fifteenth to twentieth centuries, coupled with stunning portraits. [Karen]
I read a Brené Brown book every year. Every one is like a very affordable wellness retreat. Her newest has shaped how I see my view of my role in our community and has given me practical advice for growing and learning. [Kenny]
This biography gives an intimate look into Buffy's art (both music and visual), challenges (blacklisted by two US presidents), successes (only First Nations person to EVER win an Oscar), and activism. A wonderful portrait of one of my favorite musicians. [sweet pea]
Extremely well-researched and well-referenced biography of one of the most powerful women of our age. De Hart writes like a storyteller, but with an eloquent and intellectual voice, making this book a profound account of the life of the one and only Notorious RBG. [Stacy]
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