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Annie on My Mind
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When Liza Winthrop first lays eyes on Annie Kenyon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, she knows there's something special between them. Soon, their close friendship develops into a deep and intimate romance. Neither imagined that falling in love could be so wonderful, but as Liza and Annie's newfound sexuality sparks conflict in both their families and at their schools, they discover it will take more than love for their relationship to succeed.
One of the first books to positively portray a lesbian relationship,
is a groundbreaking classic of the genre. The subject of a First Amendment lawsuit over banned books and one of
's "One Hundred Books that Shaped the Century," Nancy Garden's iconic novel is an important story for anyone discovering who they're meant to be.
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“I read this years ago for the first time but have read it many times after. When I was exploring my sexuality and my gender orientation before I came out as a transgender man I read a lot of sapphic love story's and this one has always stuck with me. I read it again and again over the years and it's still a book that holds up now even though it's from the 80s.
It's the story of sweet innocent first love between two girls. It does have a happy ending thankfully as a lot of other sapphic books I've read don't haha!
I think this book should be read by everyone in the LGBTQ+ community. It feels all too familiar story that we have all felt in our lives.”
About Nancy Garden
Nancy Garden (1938–2014) is the author of the groundbreaking LGBT novel
, as well as numerous other works of young adult fiction. She also wrote the YA nonfiction book
, several novels for children, and the picture book
. Garden received the Margaret A. Edwards Award, the Lambda Literary Award, and the Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award.
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