live long enough to read all the books I want to read

story about women pilots in WWII who flew not in combat but in supply missions and test pilots. cool.

More lgbt fiction/romance. cute but predictable story. liked that it addresses some autism issues.

I don’t even remember what this one was about. LOL.

In the Moon Island series. LGBT Romance. Good read, I may check out the rest of the series.

LGBT Fiction. Interesting read about college basketball star’s rising maturity on and off the court and how it impacts her romantic relationships as she falls in love for the first time, but has many different types of “love” in her circle of friends. Surprisingly good.

LGBT fiction. This one was different, it followed the arch of a relationship that was pretty much doomed from the start and one character’s decline into mental illness. Surprisingly interesting.

LGBT mystery/romance. Pretty witty dialogue and fun characters. I generally don’t really like mysteries as I don’t find them particularly well crafted and I don’t like having to wait for the author to give you clues….lol

Funny, lighthearted sort of farcical PI drama.

Short memoir of growing up in boys body and struggling with internal and external issues around gender and sexuality. Amusing anecdotes but surprisingly (to me anyway) there wasn’t much “meat” or intellectual power in this story which I think would’ve helped me enjoy it more. Read this one for a book group I am going to attend and check out. I had heard of Mx Bond before. He sounds interesting, but the reviews oversell it.

This was gifted to me by Joanne Kung-Vincett last summer. Great read about one woman’s journey to provide enterprises for the poorest of poor to take ownership and create income.I really enjoyed this and the anecdote about the blue sweater is exceptionally touching.