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The graphic novel Brooms, written by Jasmine Walls and illustrated by Teo DuVall, was absolutely delightful! A group of diverse women take part in unsanctioned team broom races.
I loved the plot, the art is beautiful, but the best point is the characterisation of all the members of this found family. They're Native American, Latinx, Black and Asian. Emma is deaf and uses sign language. Billie Mae has chronic joint paint. Loretta uses a leg brace.
There's f/f, as well as a trans woman. For more LGBT Quick Reads, check out my rec list. I also put it with the muggle quidditch novel at the end of my rec list of HP-like LGBT Books.
I loved the plot, the art is beautiful, but the best point is the characterisation of all the members of this found family. They're Native American, Latinx, Black and Asian. Emma is deaf and uses sign language. Billie Mae has chronic joint paint. Loretta uses a leg brace.
There's f/f, as well as a trans woman. For more LGBT Quick Reads, check out my rec list. I also put it with the muggle quidditch novel at the end of my rec list of HP-like LGBT Books.
