Tag: lgbtq+

• Bookshop Spotlight: Washington D.C.; Second Story Books

  

  When I was in Washington D.C. late July for a conference, I made it my goal to visit at least one local bookstore with the hopes of taking home a piece of Washington D.C. As one of the largest used and rare bookstores in the world, Second Story Books (Dupont Circle location) provided an interesting…

  Alexandria Warner

  August 19, 2021

  Reading – General

  apache, asexualbooks, asexualfiction, book, bookblog, bookblogger, bookhaul, bookish, books, bookstagram, dc, diversefiction, elatsoe, elatsoebook, independentbookstore, lgbtq, lgbtq+, magicalrealism, nativeamerican, nativeamericanfiction, newbooks, rarebooks, rarebookstore, read, reading, readingblog, readingontheroad, secondstorybooks, secondstorybooksdc, shoplocal, summer2021, usedandrarebooks, usedbooks, usedbookstore, visitwashingtondc, washingtondc, ya, yabooks, yafiction, youngadult, youngadultfiction

• The 7 Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Takes the [Wedding] Cake

  

  “Be wary of men with something to prove.” The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo – Taylor Jenkins Reid My Rating In Summary of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Loosely based on actresses Elizabeth Taylor and Ava Gardner, Evelyn Hugo’s life is written  down in all of its glory – and scandalousness – by Monique…

  Alexandria Warner

  May 10, 2021

  Book Reviews

  2017books, 5starbook, 5starbooks, 5starread, 7husbands, actress, atria, atriabooks, bisexual, bisexualcharacter, blog, blogger, book, bookblog, bookblogger, bookish, bookrec, bookrecommendation, bookreview, bookreviewblog, bookreviews, books, booksaboutactresses, bookstagram, bookstagrammer, celebritydrama, celebrityfiction, cubanfiction, evelynhugo, familydrama, femaleprotagonist, fiction, fivestarbook, fivestarbooks, fivestars, hollywood, hollywooddrama, hollywoodfiction, lgbtq, lgbtq+, literary, lliterature, morallygreycharacter, read, readbooks, reading, readingblog, readingblogger, readmorebooks, relatablecharacters, review, taylorjenkinsreid, thesevenhusbandsofevelynhugo, tjr

• The Immortalists Face the Truths of Mortality

  

  “‘I suppose I think we need God for the same reason we need art.’ ‘Because it’s nice to look at?’ ‘No.’ Mira smiled. ‘Because it shows us what’s possible.’” The Immortalists – Chloe Benjamin My Rating In Summary of The Immortalists Would you tell anyone the date you are supposed to die if given the…

  Alexandria Warner

  March 26, 2021

  Book Reviews

  2018books, aids, aidsepidemic, blog, blogger, book, bookblog, bookblogger, bookish, bookrec, bookrecommendation, bookreview, bookreviewblog, bookreviews, books, booksaboutdiversity, booksaboutgrief, booksaboutgunviolence, booksaboutminorities, booksaboutsiblings, bookstagram, bookstagrammer, brokenfamilies, chloebenjamin, familydrama, gunviolence, hiv, immortal, immortalists, immortality, lgbtq, lgbtq+, lgbtqrepresentation, literary, literaryfiction, lliterature, magic, magician, mortal, mortality, multipleperspectives, newbooks, ptsd, read, readbooks, reading, readingblog, readingblogger, readmorebooks, review, sadbooks, siblings, theimmortalists, theimmortalistsbychloebenjamin, theimmortalistsreview, trauma