L. Lee Butler
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She, Myself, and I.
This title doesn't rise above its problematic premise, exploring clichéd romance instead of the depths of the world it proposes.
The Authentics
Charming but ultimately flawed. Worth adding to large collections, but not a priority buy.
They Both Die at the End
While most of the elements and themes of this work are not new, they are combined, realized, and diversified expertly in this title. A must-have for YA shelves.
The Art of Starving
A serviceable title for readers seeking an unconventional look at eating disorders and complicated gay romance.
How To Make a Wish
A solid romance within a moving portrait of a dysfunctional mother/daughter relationship. Recommended for YA contemporary fiction collections.
You're Welcome, Universe
The rich characterizations and focus on often underrepresented cultural communities make this a noteworthy debut for both school and public libraries.
History Is All You Left Me
With a cast of beautifully realized characters, a powerful narrative voice, and genuine portrayals of complex teen situations, this work is a must-have.
Not Your Sidekick
A good addition to any middle grade library concerned with LGBTQ and racial diversity representation across all genres.
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