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February 4, 2015

REVIEW: Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel by Sara Farizan

JanineB Reviews / Book Reviews / Need A Rec! / Recommended ReadsBoston / Contemporary / f/f / high-school / humorous / Iranian-American / LGBTQIA+ / New England / YA4 Comments

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Dear Ms. Farizan, Your LGBT-themed YA novel, Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel, came to my attention thanks to this post at The Book Smugglers. Leila Azadi is a sixteen year old student at Armstead Academy, a private high school in the Boston suburbs. Leila, whose parents immigrated ... more >

January 15, 2015

Thursday News: Publishing and free speech, new Nora Roberts tv series, a reviewer’s manifesto, and lesbian emojis

JanetPublishing Newsbook adaptation / Book Reviews / censorship / children's lit / diversity / emojis / Free Speech / Islam / Judaism / LGBTQIA+ / marketing / Nora-Roberts / television22 Comments

Oxford University Press reportedly barred pigs and anything pork-related from children’s book – Although the headlines for this story are pretty sensationalized, but it’s actually a pretty interesting issue. Tossing aside the usual claims of “political correctness,” the heart of this story is the tension between artistic freedom/free speech and ... more >

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October 2, 2014

Thursday News: Facebook apologizes for “fake name” snafu, E-books and research libraries, global gender bias in film, and the DA ad book is open

JanetPublishing Newsdiscrimination / Ebooks / Facebook / Film / gender / LGBTQIA+ / Libraries / privacy / research / sexual identity / sexual orientation4 Comments

Facebook’s chief product officer apologizes to the LGBTQ community – Facebook CPO Chris Cox penned what appears to be a pretty earnest and humble apology for discriminating against LGBTQ users by flagging their user names as fake. Although Facebook does not require birth names for its users, it does apparently ... more >

September 15, 2014

REVIEW: Taken by Storm by Kim Baldwin

JayneBook Reviews / C+ ReviewsBold Stroke Books / Contemporary / f/f / LGBTQIA+6 Comments

Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps, but an unforgiving mountain, avalanches, crevasses, and other perils stand between them and safety. Associated Press reporter Hudson Mead is an extreme skiing enthusiast who has covered war zones and natural disasters during her long and ... more >

August 1, 2014

REVIEW: Rodeo Dreams by Sarah M Anderson

JayneB+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsAmerican Indians / Contemporary / cowboys / Harlequin SuperRomance / LGBTQIA+ / Native American / POC / Rodeo12 Comments

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Love is one unpredictable ride Ride straight to the top of the rodeo circuit—that’s June Spotted Elk’s dream. Yes, bull-riding is a man’s world, but she won’t let anyone—not even a sexy, scarred stranger—get in her way. Seasoned bull rider Travis Younkin knows what it’s like to make it to ... more >

May 23, 2014

REVIEW: Everything Leads to You by Nina LaCour

JiaB Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / lesbian romance / LGBTQIA+ / Los Angeles / Movies / Young-Adult3 Comments

Dear Ms. LaCour, I’ve been on a contemporary kick lately. Something to distract me from my speculative fiction funk, I guess. I haven’t read any of your previous novels but after Everything Leads To You, I think I’ll be tracking them down. Emi Price is a high school senior who ... more >

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