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June is LGBT Month

June is LGBT (Pride Month).  Celebrate by reading a book about a LGBT teen from our collection.

Andrews, Arin.  Some Assembly Required. YA B Andrews A

Barakiva, Michael.  One Man Guy.  YA FIC Barakiva

Bausum, Ann. Stonewall: Breaking Out in the Fight for Gay Rights. YA 306.766 B

Bick, Ilsa J.  Sin-Eater’s Confession.  YA FIC Bick

Burd, Nick.    The Vast Fields of Ordinary. YA FIC Burd

Clark, Kristin Elizabeth.   Freakboy. YA FIC Clark

Cook, Trish.   Notes from the Blender.  YA FIC Cook

Danforth, Emily. The Miseducation of Cameron Post. YA FIC Danforth

Farizan, Sara. If You Could Be Mine. YA FIC Farizan

Farizan, Sara. Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel. YA FIC Farizan

George, Madeleine.   The Difference Between You and Me.  YA FIC George

Gephart, Donna. Lily & Dunkin. YA FIC Gephart; 6-8

Green, John & Levithan, David.   Will Grayson, Will Grayson.   YA FIC Green

Hilder, Tanuja Desai.   Bombay Blues.  YA FIC Hilder

Hill, Katie Rain.  Rethinking Normal.   YA B Hill H

Katcher, Brian.   Almost Perfect.  YA FIC Katcher

Knowles. Jo.   See You at Harry’s.  YA FIC Knowles; 6-8

Kuklin, Susan.  Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out.  YA 306.768 K

Levithan, David.   Two Boys Kissing.   YA FIC Levithan

Lo, Malinda. Ash. YA Fantasy FIC Lo

Moskowitz, Hannah.  Not Otherwise Specified.  YA FIC Moskowitz

Peters, Julie Ann.  She Loves You, She Loves You Not.   YA FIC Peters

Polonsky, Ami.  Gracefully Grayson.  YA FIC Polonsky; 6-8

Saenz, Benjamin Alire. Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe.  YA FIC Saenz

Sanchez, Alex. Rainbow Boys.  YA FIC Sanchez

Smith, Rachel Lee.  Speaking Out: Queer Youth in Focus.  YA 306.76 S

Talley, Robin. What We Left Behind. YA FIC Talley

Telgemeier, Raina.   Drama.  YA Graphic FIC Telgemeier

Thrash, Maggie. Honor Girl. YA Graphic B Thrash T


Walton, Will. Anything Could Happen. YA FIC Walton

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