"Bless the Blood" by Walela Nehanda is a young adult memoir that details the author's experience living with leukemia.
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One thin line. There you are, you've just crossed off your last person, thereby finishing your Holiday Gift List for the year. But oops, you forgot that one hard-to-buy-for aunt, and you haven't gotten anything for your babysitter. And, and, and... you're out of ideas. So how about something to read? See if these great books don't give you some guidance...
Books really and truly are the gifts that keep on giving.
If you want to read a love story about an uptight princess and a chaotic future lord forced to get along, then "Gwen And Art Are Not in Love" by Lex Croucher is the book for you.
Feel that little tug? It's probably nothing to worry about, it's not important.
"All the Hidden Paths" by Foz Meadows is a sequel to "A Strange and Stubborn Endurance" that shows what happens after you come out.
Alexis Hall, the author of "10 Things That Never Happened", talks about how important it is to be able to relate to characters, what led him into becoming a writer, and more.
You spent hours online and on the phone, trying to get tickets.
Combining her family and work in the medical field, Khalia Moreau created "The Princess of Thornwood Drive".
“Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: A Memoir” (Little, Brown, 2023) by Curtis Chin
This delicious memoir is as much about being a gay ABC (American-born Chinese) as it is about Detroit in the 1980s. Funny and eye-opening, this book is best not to be read on an empty stomach.
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