Welcome, Caller, This Is Chloe by Shelley Coriell

Also, I’m not affiliated even a little with the discount site I link to a bunch. Please note that these aren’t necessarily my recommendations, nor have I read them all they’re just recommendations I saw floating around/being agreed with a lot. It was pretty awesome to watch it blow up, but because I fear it might’ve gotten so overwhelming that perhaps it might fail to serve its purpose, I figured I’d pick out a few of the titles I saw getting the most attention, to at least provide a starting point for people hoping to use it to increase their TBRs and get some new, awesome books. I don’t even remember what made me buy it in the first place.Īnd it made me really sad about all the great YA out there that’s slipping under the radar, that nobody’s talking about even though they really enjoyed it.

And I couldn’t understand how I hadn’t heard any raving about this book, not even because it’s the greatest masterpiece on the planet but just because when you have a unique main character and an extremely shippable romance, that’s the kind of thing you usually hear about, you know?īut I hadn’t. Recently, I’ve started digging into those books, because really, I’ve bought an absurd number considering how many I already own, and I stumbled upon one I really, really enjoyed.

Not because they look bad or I hear anything bad, but because I’m easily distracted and other things are shiny and life happens. Resources for Writing Marginalized PerspectivesĮvery now and again, I buy a bunch of YA books because I see them on sale, and then I promptly ignore them.New and Upcoming YAs by Authors of Color.LGBTQIAP+ Books By and About People who Identify as LGBTQIAP+.#OwnVoices in Disability and Neurodiversity.Bonus LizCon Scene from Out on Good Behavior!.Perpetual WIPs: Traditionally Published Authors.

Welcome, Caller, This Is Chloe by Shelley Coriell