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I've never read any. Then
I've never read any. Then again, I'm not out, so getting a GLBT book would "out" me.
oh
oh i see what you mean. but still they are helpful, and give tips on how to come out.
go into the book club
go into the book club forum.
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I put two gay books on my
I put four gay books on my library queue list. They are:
- Being homosexual : gay men and their development by Richard A. Isay
- You aren't alone : the voices of homosexuality by Peggy Kirk
- The full spectrum : a new generation of writing about gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and other identities by David Levithan
- Together forever : the gay man's guide to lifelong love by Martin Kantor
Has anyone read any of these?
I've read TONS
Annie on My Mind
Geography Club
Order of the Poison Oak
Rubyfruit Jungle
Kissing Kate
I know I've read more; I just can't remember them all.
"Women in rubber will ALWAYS be flirting with me!" --Maureen in the musical RENT
Hmm...
Good gay books for young people:
Geography Club (and anything else by Brent Hartinger)
Rainbow Boys (and anything else by Alex Sanchez)
Totally Joe
Keeping You A Secret (and anything else by Julie Anne Peters)
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The Fortunate Fall by Rafael
The Fortunate Fall by Rafael Carter. It's not *all* about being ay, but the main character is gay and a pretty big part of the story is her relationship with another woman. And besides, it's an amazing amazing book.
yeah... anything by julie
yeah... anything by julie anne peters pretty much
Never be afraid to stand up for whats right. If you lose your values, you've lost yourself, so dont let someone change you into someone you arnt. Don't be afraid of the punishment, Rejoyce in the freedom that let to it.
How is it that I never rate
How is it that I never rate a mention in these lists? I'm starting to get an inferiority complex.
Orphan's Quest, by Pat Nelson Childs. A fast-paced, engrossing Fantasy novel with two smackalicious gay heroes. Available from my website(www.samersguild.com) or on Amazon.com. Okay, it's not an "about being gay" book, but I highly recommend it nonetheless, as the author and I are very close.
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OH PAT!!!!! How i love
OH PAT!!!!! How i love you.... "Okay, it's not an "about being gay" book, but I highly recommend it nonetheless, as the author and I are very close."
That made me laugh.
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lol
read the title