Even if this work does not represent the #ownvoices of asexuality, it is a significant step toward the inclusion of all ace-spectrum identities. A significant supporting character in this book is demisexual, and I was astonished to see that identify on the page in a YA novel for the first time in my life. I read Radio Silence last year and was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Then there's the fact that it's set in college, which is a great bonus. Let’s Talk About Love by Claire Kannįor those who enjoy YA literature and romantic comedies, Let's Talk About Love is a great choice.įrom sexuality to racism to mental health, this #ownvoices story features an openly bisexual biromantic asexual protagonist. It's all about the people you care about: your loved ones, your close friends, your romantic interests, your sense of self, and, of course, your chances of going viral on YouTube. This was one of the first books I read following my emancipation, and it is still one of my favorites. Tolstoy's "Tash Hearts Tolstoy" is the only asexual novel I can recommend. Here are five books with a wide range of asexual characters. I've always been a fan of young adult literature, but until recently, I couldn't find a novel that truly reflected me.Īsexuality can be defined as a person who does not find themselves attracted to anyone. Asexuality is a less-common form of queer identity, and I'm fortunate to be able to use my position to raise awareness about it. Recent young adult literature has provided excellent opportunities for diverse characters to be well-represented.
This month is Pride Month, so enjoy yourself! Like me, you may be compiling a rainbow of books to display on your bookstagram, or you may be adding as many LGBTQ+ titles to your TBR as possible.
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