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Prince & Knight

“I’m looking for something different in a partner by my side”

Prince & Knight by Daniel Haack, Stevie Lewis

September 29, 2025 by bjornsnipe 1 Comment

I picked this up based on the cover alone; thankfully the story and art inside make it well worth it. Prince & Knight tells the story, in rhyme, of a prince who is going to ascend the throne sometime soon, so his parents decide that it’s about time he gets married. While they’re on their round-the-world tour of eligible princesses, a dragon attacks their kingdom. Wanting to help his people (and get away from the awkwardness of this whole trip), the Prince rides home to […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Featured Tagged With: #fantasy, adorable artwork, Daniel Haack, Daniel Haack, Stevie Lewis, GLAAD, HEA, LGBTGQ, Stevie Lewis

bjornsnipe's CBR17 Review No:54 · Genres: Children's Books, Featured · Tags: #fantasy, adorable artwork, Daniel Haack, Daniel Haack, Stevie Lewis, GLAAD, HEA, LGBTGQ, Stevie Lewis ·
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A punch in the gut, but make it literary

Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin

September 22, 2025 by Fiat.Luxury 3 Comments

I expected this book to be about sexuality and Paris, in the way perhaps that A Moveable Feast is, or any of the other million Paris-based love stories. Honestly, I should have known better.  It is kind of about sexuality!  But it’s also about so many other things that by the end of the book I had stopped thinking about it as a love story at all. On the second page or so, we already know that our protagonist, David, is in Paris, but about […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Giovanni's Room, James Baldwin, LGBTGQ, novella

Fiat.Luxury's CBR17 Review No:26 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Giovanni's Room, James Baldwin, LGBTGQ, novella ·
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Camp, love, broken friendships

Paper Planes by Jennie Wood

October 22, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Friendship is at its best and worse in Paper Planes by Jennie Wood and illustrated by  Dozerdraws. We follow two characters at a camp that seems like any summer camp, until you realize the girls there have some interesting events in their past that have made them come to this point. And each girl has to show they can be “normal” and “safe” before they go back into the real world. And our two main characters have several issues, not only did they do something […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: camp, dozerdraws, friendship, Jennie Wood, LGBTGQ, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:511 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: camp, dozerdraws, friendship, Jennie Wood, LGBTGQ, Social Themes ·
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