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Reading list for
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These are just a few hooks to entertain and help
lesbian, gay and bisexual youth
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hese books may be of interest to lesbian and gay youth. Some can be found at librar­
ies, and most can be found in gay book sections at Powell’s Books (downtown), Ladd’s
Editions, Catbird Seat, Laughing Horse Books, or Twenty-Third Avenue Books.
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Annie on My Mind
by A.M. Homes
by Nancy Garden
P.O. Box 142 ♦Oceanside, OR 97134
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A beautiful story about love between two high
school girls and the adventures they share.
Crush
by Jane Futcher
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Reflections of a Rock Lobster
by Aaron Fricke
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Benediction
by Diane Salvatore
A high school girl perceives her lesbian feel­
ings.
One Teenager in Ten
Edited by Ann Heron
These are the stories o f gay and lesbian
youth, written by gay and lesbian youth.
And finally, these are stories to help gay and
lesbian youth.
Trying Hard to Hear You
Coming Out to Parents, by Mary V. Borhek
by Sandra Scoppettone
Told from the viewpoint o f a straight friend o f Now That You Know, by Betty Fairchild and
two boys who are lovers.
Nancy Hayward
Clicking Stones
A Way of Love, A Way of Life - A Young
by Nancy Tyler Glenn
Person’s Introduction to What it Means to be
A young girl acquires magical powers and a Gay, by Frances Hanckel and John Cunningham
This is the true account o f how Aaron fought
to take his male date to the high school prom.
good friend that intertwine throughout her life.
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Happy Endings Are All Alike
by Sandra Scoppettone
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Two high school girls fa ll in love.
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Side by Side
by Isabel Miller
Stephanie, a junior high student, becomes
aware o f her lesbian feelings for the first time.
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Patience and Sarah
by Isabel Miller
Two young women learn to be lovers in the
rugged American frontier.
The story o f a
high school lesbian
who is just coming
out.
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by Catherine Brett
Jack learns that his father is gay.
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