Top Ten Tuesday 59: Diversity

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Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.
This week's theme: Top Ten Books that Celebrate Diversity/Diverse Characters

 This week's theme is a bit of a reminder kick to start writing those DiverSFFy posts again! I have definitely been reading diverse fantasy and science fiction, but I haven't been spot-lighting them as much as I should. This post should tide you over for diverse SFF recs until I get around to writing full posts!

Gender-bending and Gender Fluid characters

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Racially/Ethnically Diverse characters

The Water Knife Partials (The Partials Sequence, #1)
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LGBTQ spectrum characters
Ash More Than This The Rest of Us Just Live Here

And these don't even include my list of feminist fantasy books! Keep an eye out for more recs in the future :)


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