Happy Pride Month! 
What LGBTQ+ audiobooks are you listening to this month? or what are your go-to recommendations?
Ones Iāve read this month:
Shatter the Sky by Rebecca Kim Wells
Fire with Fire by Destiny Soria
Paybackās a Witch by Lana Harper
Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler
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I really enjoyed both The House in the Cerulean Sea and Under the Whispering Door by T.J. Klune.
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Unfortunately, Iāve never listened to an audio book. Friends keep recommending I do soā¦so maybe Iāll try that soon.
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The only time I listen to audiobooks is when Iām on a road-trip. The last audio book I listen to was āMurder on the Orient Expressā, on a cross country road-trip. It was good. Now I need to see the movie.
I just finished listening to I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston! It was a very enjoyable listen
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I recently listened to The Romantic Agenda by Claire Kann and loved it! Highly recommend if youāre looking for great asexual rep!
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I recently listened to and enjoyed:
A Gentlemanās Guide to Vice & Virtue
The House in the Cerulean Sea
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I canāt say that Iāve read anyā¦I donāt look at the authors orientation before I decide to read a bookā¦and I donāt think Iāve read any with LGBTQ+ charactes, but then that isnāt why I read a book
I have not read either of these, but for those who participate in the free sync audiobook program in the summers the two free books this week are both YA LGBTQ. The books are Fence: Striking Distance and Honestly Ben. You will need to download the Sora app in order to listen to the books, but there is no obligation to buy anything.
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Iām listening to The Damning Stone by TJ Klune which is the 5th āTales from Veraniaā book, warning these are not like his standalone and are very adult with lots of m/m sexual humor! But hilarious!
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Iām not good with audiobooksā¦my mind wanders too much
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I really enjoyed Danny Pellegrinoās āHow Do I Un-remember This?: Unfortunately True Stories.ā I didnāt know him or his podcast before listening to his audiobook, but I found it funny and heartfelt.
I loved Kal Pennās āYou Canāt Be Serious.ā I appreciate his stories from childhood and I was impressed with his work in advancing Asian American/Pacific Islander representation and power in the entertainment industry.
Other LGBTQ+ audiobooks that Iād recommend (bc these arenāt just limited to Pride Month!):
The Guncle (Steven Rowley)
City of Girls (Elizabeth Gilbert)
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Taylor Jenkins Reid)
The Death of Vivek Oji (Akwaeke Emezi)
The Black Flamingo (Dean Atta)
Felix Ever After (Kacen Calender)
All Boys Arenāt Blue (George Johnson)
Autoboyography (Christina Lauren)
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