Books by Disabled Writers – Equal Opportunity Reader

[READING CHALLENGE] Read Disabled Writers!

A poster featuring the striped Disability Pride Flag in the background. The text, highlighted in yellow and green, says "July Reading Challenge: Read something by a disabled author."

(To skip straight to a booklist, click here.) I’m super late with this month’s reading challenge, but it’s here, fellow readers! First of all, how are you all doing? I took last week off from reading and blogging because I am TIRED. I’m also in that lovely part of reverse culture shock where I absolutelyContinue reading “[READING CHALLENGE] Read Disabled Writers!”

[Review] Signs of Attraction, by Laura Brown

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(Find it HERE.) There’s a lot of things I expect from romance novels, and intersectionality is not one of them. However, that’s exactly what this book offers and it’s an interesting surprise. Main girl Carli is a Hard Of Hearing undergrad from a troubled background. Main guy Reed, a handsome grad student, is not onlyContinue reading “[Review] Signs of Attraction, by Laura Brown”