Reading with Pride: 'The Wrong Kind of Weird'
James Ramos wanted to write a book about dealing with the pressures of conforming to societal norms, so he wrote "The Wrong Kind of Weird."
James Ramos wanted to write a book about dealing with the pressures of conforming to societal norms, so he wrote "The Wrong Kind of Weird."
If you're interested in thrillers with secrets and betrayals that have Riverdale vibes, then check out "Retro" by Jarrod Shusterman and Sofía Lapuente.
Conservatives have found a new thing to be mad about: a pregnant Joker.
It's okay. You'll just make it up. Not the right toys when you were a kid?
You've never been one to follow all the buzz. Gossip is not very reliable anyhow, and you have better things to do than celebrity watch.
Love can be an exciting thing, but when you're in a homosexual relationship and forced to keep it a secret from your religious parents, it can be complicated. And that's what happens in "Milo and Marcos at the End of the World" by Kevin Christopher Snipes.