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Lädt ... Baker Thief (2018. Auflage)von Claudie Arseneault (Autor), Lynn E. O'Connacht (Herausgeber)
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Fantasy.
Fiction.
Romance.
LGBTQIA+ (Fiction.)
HTML: Adèle has only one goal: catch the purple-haired thief who broke into her home and stole her exocore, thus proving herself to her new police team. Little does she know, her thief is also the local baker. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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If I had to sum up my feelings in one sentence, it would be this: I loved most of it, except for one thing that really took me out of the story.
There is a certain feeling of acceptance, understanding, safety and validation that (so far) seems unique to the works of indie queer authors. A sense of understanding that can only be found in a book with an aromantic bigender protagonist, a biromantic demisexual protagonist, these two being in a unique relationship fitting both of their needs, and a cast of nonbinary, aromantic, transgender and otherwise queer side characters (as well as some casual references to polyamory, and SIX CATS). The fact that there is a list of trigger warnings at the beginning with chapter numbers already suggested that I was about to read a book that really cared about its marginalised reader.
… Which is why the one exception to this rule felt like a slap in the face. While there was a warning for accidental misgendering in chapter 14, it didn’t quite prepare me. In this chapter, a new teenage character is introduced, and both Adéle and Claire initially refer to nem as “she/her” and “girl” initially. Once they are told the correct pronouns, they both use those without a problem, but there were two reasons why this felt wrong and unnecessary to me.
Read all about what I liked and what I didn't in my full review. ( )