Allison Fradkin

It's high school during the Civil Rights Movement, can affection transcend complexion for a black girl and a white girl?

This is a novel that goes into detail, and in parts there’s more padding than a shin guard.

Alix is in the queerest of quandaries: now that she knows there was nothing true about her true love, should she mourn or scorn her goner of a girlfriend?

Everything Leads to You by Nina LaCour

In 1964, Kitty Genovese is a 28-year-old bartender living in New York with her girlfriend and fellow lavender menace. But these twilight lovers’ relationship ends long before their twilight years.

Reparative therapy is so gay. It’s a lesson Lexi Hamilton learns her first day at New Horizons, a summer camp for teens experiencing same-sex attraction.

In 1926, Garnet Richardson meets Isabella Strand, a hotsy-totsy dance hall doll with a Raven-black bob and unflappable confidence. For Garnet, it’s a case of Clara Bow and cupid’s arrow. Does she have a shot at love?

When Debbie's best friend Lisa contemplates getting her V-card punched, Debbie decides to put all her cards on the table and confess her love...and lesbianism...to Lisa.

If you're expecting the average dyke drama, then you're in the wrong theatre. On the other hand, if you're in the mood for a lovely love story, then you've got your nose in the right book.

Tessa and her best pal Lucas don't share everything, but they do share an interest in girls. The trouble is Tessa hasn't shared her Sapphic side with Lucas, who's developed feelings for Tessa