We Wanna Know Your Favorite Queer Book Of All Time
Happy Pride month, y'all! In honor of celebrating all things queer, I have a very, very important question for you (and for my neverending TBR list, which is, admittedly, mostly gay). What's your all-time favorite LGBTQ+ book?
Perhaps you, like me, opened up The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid one day to see what all the hype was about and absolutely fell in love with it (and recommend it to all of your sapphic friends, obviously).
Or maybe you picked up a copy of Elliot Page's memoir, Pageboy, and felt like he unzipped your skull, peaked into your brain, and wrote you own thoughts in the pages of the book.
Whether it's fiction, nonfiction, a graphic novel, or anything of the sort, we wanna hear about it! In the comments below or via this anonymous form, tell us the LGBTQ+ book you read, loved, and can't recommend enough, and a little bit about why you feel that way. Your submission just might end up in a future BuzzFeed Community post!
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