In Thrall by Jane DeLynn
Jane DeLynn | In Thrall | Seventeen-year-old student Lynn shares a lesbian relationship with her teacher, Miss Maxfeld, in a love affair that opens up a vivid new world for Lyn
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Far From Xanadu by Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters | Far From Xanadu | Every day in Coalton is pretty much the same. Mike pumps iron in the morning, drives her truck to school, plays softball in the afternoon, and fixes t
Rainbow Family Collections by Jamie Campbell Naidoo
Jamie Campbell Naidoo | Rainbow Family Collections | As one of the only highly praised resources on this important topic, this thoughtfully compiled book examines and suggests picture books and chapter b
Wingwomen of Hera by Sandi Hall
Sandi Hall | Wingwomen of Hera | Science fiction: the destiny of two very different planets change after a comet falls between them.
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In Wingwomen of Hera, two neighbor
Touching Snow by M. Sindy Felin
M. Sindy Felin | Touching Snow | ‘The best way to avoid being picked on by high school bullies is to kill someone.’
Karina has plenty to worry about on the last day of sevent
Dive by Stacey Donovan
Stacey Donovan | Dive | This complex and lyrical coming-of-age novel portrays the messiness of teenage life as V learns to confront her problems.
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Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden
Nancy Garden | Annie on My Mind | Liza never knew that falling in love could be so wonderful . . . and so confusing.”Liza,’ Mom said, looking into my eyes, ‘I want you to tell me the
Breaking Up by Norma Klein
Norma Klein | Breaking Up | While she is visiting her father and stepmother in California, 15-year-old Alison learns her mother is a lesbian.
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Alison Rose, 15, da
The Lesbian by Prisca Christina Yue
Prisca Christina Yue | The Lesbian | This book tells the story of the friendship between two girls at school named Gianna and Sapphire. The two have been good friends since pre-school and
My Tiki Girl by Jennifer McMahon
Jennifer McMahon | My Tiki Girl | Maggie was looking for a friend in Dahlia. She never guessed she’d find love, too.
All the tenth-grade girls hate Dahlia Wainwright–a smart,