LGBT HISTORY MONTH TBR! | 2018

Chatting you through my February TBR all themed around LGBT History Month which runs in the UK during February. WHO KNOW?! Not me! A fabulous bunch of queer books in here, let me know in the comments if you've read any/what you think!

BOOKS MENTIONED

[phacelia]

The inexplicable logic of my life is wonderful. I want my life to be like a book and I think that if it's like this book, I'll be more than satisfied. It's such a beautiful story and I love

[thearchive]

I recently read "Call Me By Your Name" and absolutely loved it. I was reading the peach scene on my break in work and a guy was trying to tell me how much he had to do that day(hate that kind of thing) and I couldn't keep a straight face. Amazing book

[readsreaders]

I just bought Call Me By Your Name the other day and it's on my TBR. I saw the movie and it was good. My new favorite movie. I didn't know it was a book but the minute I found out I had to get it! It's on my TBR for this month as well I can't wait to get to it! Like omg!

[jess-snpk]

i read both the q and beyond magenta back in high school and really, i thought i was rly educated in terms of the content but these books taught me a lot even though i myself identified with some of the stuff. highly recommended! also, i adored the audiobook for call me by your name, a whole experience that just made me breathless with how wonderful it is!
what a long comment, sorry lol i adore you, love. ♡♡

[corneliusowl]

I have heard about the last romeo I really want to read it too! Great to hear your tbr as there are lots I can add to my own tbr :)

[ermreading]

I'm reading all LGBT+ books for LGBT+ history month too! (Apart from the ones I'm finishing from January) Also just read Call Me By Your Name, the peach scene OMG :')

[kacy]

The miseducation of Cameron post is fucking amazing