looks like i have a lot of reading to do!
LGBTQ+ representation in young adult literature is still on the rise, and this year’s crop of YA books shows signs the industry may finally be diversifying. Along with stories of white, cisgender teens are tales in which transgender, nonbinary, and intersex youth are the heroes and queer people of color get the spotlight.
Below, we’ve listed 20 of 2020’s LGBTQ+ YA offerings — many of which are available for sale already — with protagonists including a trans brujx, a bisexual K-Pop aspirant, a bigender guardian angel, and characters for whom labels don’t really matter.Journalist George Matthew Johnson reflects on gender identity, structural marginalization, Black joy, and other topics in this YA “memoir-manifesto” meant for queer men of color and the teens who want to support them.
, Skye Shin isn’t going to let anyone stop her from becoming a K-Pop star — not her disapproving mother, not the fatphobic music industry, and not even fellow reality show contestant Henry Cho… though he certainly is charming!Never-been-kissed 17-year-old Codi is surprised to find another closeted teen, a boy named Ricky, at a party filled with straight kids.
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