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A review by magicant
River of Teeth by Sarah Gailey
5.0
A very LGBT friendly and wonderful book by Sarah Gailey, had it not been put on display at my local library, I would have missed a beautifully written book.
In every sense, this is the kind of representation that LGBT people live for, a focus on a plot completely disconnected by the orientations and genders of the cast. Or at least, the representation I so badly look for in books. No one questions, is hateful, or anything like that. This is a book that feels like a safe cozy space for LGBT folk who just want a read with representation with none of the uncomfortable questions and uncertainty of living in a world still growing to understand us.
Due to this kind of representation that is present, this book is suited to anyone, even to those who may be a little less open-minded as it doesn't linger hard on those details. Leaving everything in a sweet implication throughout the book.
I highly suggest escaping into this Wild-West style fiction.
In every sense, this is the kind of representation that LGBT people live for, a focus on a plot completely disconnected by the orientations and genders of the cast. Or at least, the representation I so badly look for in books. No one questions, is hateful, or anything like that. This is a book that feels like a safe cozy space for LGBT folk who just want a read with representation with none of the uncomfortable questions and uncertainty of living in a world still growing to understand us.
Due to this kind of representation that is present, this book is suited to anyone, even to those who may be a little less open-minded as it doesn't linger hard on those details. Leaving everything in a sweet implication throughout the book.
I highly suggest escaping into this Wild-West style fiction.