#PrideLibrary21: June TBR

Happy Pride Month!

Today is the first day of #PrideLibrary21, and our first prompt is TBR, so I’ll be sharing my reading plans for the month! I’ll mostly be active on my Instagram this month, but I do want to write a few blog posts as well for this challenge. Want to know the prompts? You can check our introduction post!

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Reading It Queer

I’m hoping to exclusively read queer books this month, and to help me achieve that, I’m joining Eloise @ Eloise Reads‘s readathon, Reading It Queer, again. The readathon takes place throughout the entire month of June, and the goal is simply to read queer books. There are 9 reading prompts which I’m hoping to complete, mostly by catching up on eARCs. Here’s my TBR for the readathon:

• Sapphic MC: Britta Lundin – Like Other Girls
• Achillean MC: Alison Cochrun – The Charm Offensive
• A Non-Fiction or Memoir: Trans and Autistic – Noah Adams & Bridget Liang
• Author of Colour: Schuyler Bailar – Obie Is Man Enough
• A Genre You Don’t Normally Read: Jenn Burke – All Fired Up
• Published Before 2018: TJ Klune – How to Be a Normal Person
• A Book With Any Colour From the Pride Flag On It: Justin Myers – The Magnificent Sons
• Trans or Non-Binary Author: Penny Ames – For the Love of April French
• A 2021 Release: Isaac Fitzsimons – The Passing Playbook

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Physical TBR

I’ve also made a physical TBR of queer books I would like to read this month:

• Torrey Peters – Detransition, Baby
• A.M. Strickland – In the Ravenous Dark
• Maggie Tokuda-Hall – The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea
• Greg Howard – Middle School’s a Drag
• Courtney C. Stevens – Dress Codes For Small Towns
• Anna-Marie McLemore – The Mirror Season
• Miel Moreland – It Goes Like This
• Jennifer Dugan – Some Girls Do
• Destiny Soria – Beneath the Citadel
• Maria Ingrande Mora – Fragile Remedy

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What are you hoping to read this month?