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Jenny It is noted as #ownvoices in addition to other information here:
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"Ownvoices: Ownvoices for Black representation…moreIt is noted as #ownvoices in addition to other information here:
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"Ownvoices: Ownvoices for Black representation, biromanticism and asexuality."(less)

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Is the book for kids?

Sarah Lee I'd say it's a YA novel, more of the teen late middle or high school levels. It depends on the maturity level of the child. There is some talk of sex …moreI'd say it's a YA novel, more of the teen late middle or high school levels. It depends on the maturity level of the child. There is some talk of sex but it's not super graphic or explicit. They are collage students. (less)

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Does anyone know any books similar to this interns of the way it represents asexuality? I loved this one and want to read more!

Jamie Lynn Lano Try Loveless by Alice Oseman. It's similar to this book in that it discusses aromantic attraction and asexuality in terms of coming to understand ones…moreTry Loveless by Alice Oseman. It's similar to this book in that it discusses aromantic attraction and asexuality in terms of coming to understand oneself. Though in that case, the main character is aro-ace and not only asexual. There is an aromantic allosexual female background character in there, though, and I don't think I've seen that anywhere else.(less)

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Is this book sex positive?