Like I said in my April TBR post, I want to focus on reading books with autism rep this month, because it's Autism Acceptance Month. One of the first books I've read this month has been The KC Warlock Weekly: Book One by M.N. Jolley, and today I have the honour of being on the... Continue Reading →
April is Autism Acceptance Month, so make sure to support and uplift actually autistic creators! I'm planning to make a book recommendations post, so hopefully I'll be able to post that during this month. I especially want to focus on reading some books with autism representation this month, so that's what I'm dedicating part of... Continue Reading →
In March, I read my first book by Xan West: Their Troublesome Crush. This book immediately felt like a warm hug, and I read it in one sitting. I wanted to review it during Autism Acceptance Month, because both the author and the main character are autistic, and I really loved the autism rep. Goodreads... Continue Reading →
Today it's time to finally review a book that's immediately become very special to me: Get a Grip, Vivy Cohen! by Sarah Kapit. This was the first time I read an (Own Voices) middlegrade book with an autistic main character, and it was so important to me to see my young self represented like that.... Continue Reading →
It's Autism Awareness Month, or what autistics would rather call Autism Acceptance Month or even Autism Pride Month! I hope all autistic people are having a great month, or at least as good as possible during this pandemic. Because I'm autistic, I want to participate in the Reading Bingo that's part of the Autistic Pride... Continue Reading →
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