Books matching: autism and dating
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Save:The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang follows the story of Stella, an autistic econometrician who hires an escort named Michael to help her learn about dating and intimacy. As their relationship progresses, they both find themselves more involved than they intended, leading to a powerful plotline filled with steamy and tender moments. The book explores how honesty, hope, and courage can help individuals overcome personal challenges and societal expectations, all while navigating the complexities of love and relationships.
Stella Lane’s gaze jumped from her breakfast up to her mother’s gracefully aging face. A subtle application of makeup drew attention to battle-ready, coffee-colored eyes. That boded ill for Stella. Wh... 'Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Identity, and the Meaning of Sex' by Angela Chen is a thought-provoking exploration of asexuality, desire, and the societal perceptions surrounding sex and sexuality. Through personal anecdotes, academic research, and interviews, the author delves into the complexities of asexuality, discussing its overlap with other forms of discrimination and challenging societal norms regarding sex and romance. Readers find the book to be well-structured, insightful, and eye-opening, providing a comprehensive introduction to asexuality while encouraging self-reflection on one's own desires and experiences.
Cynthia Kim's book, 'Nerdy, Shy, and Socially Inappropriate: A User Guide to an Asperger Life', delves into the personal journey of an adult with Asperger's, offering experience-based guidance for living a relatively normal life. Through her narrative, Kim explores the challenges of social life, expectations, and the importance of strong relationships, all while providing practical suggestions for maintaining relationships in adulthood. Kim's unique writing style captures the richness of adaptation and the elation unique to those with autism, presenting a finely honed discipline of self-acceptance and growth after diagnosis.
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Save:Haf, a well-meaning but chaotic girl, finds herself facing a lonely Christmas when her parents decide to go on vacation without her. In a series of nonsensical events, she ends up agreeing to be Christopher's fake girlfriend for the holidays. As they embark on this fake dating plan, secrets, insecurities, and unexpected twists unfold, leading to a heartwarming and hilarious journey filled with quirky characters and mishaps. The story beautifully explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, all set against a festive backdrop with a unique take on the fake dating trope.
The book 'Make You Mine This Christmas' by Lizzie Huxley-Jones is a delightful queer Christmas rom-com that expertly weaves together humor, romance, and diverse representation. With excellent queer, bisexual, and trans rep, the characters in the story are portrayed authentically, each with their own quirks and vulnerabilities. The writing style is engaging, filled with witty banter, charming moments, and a heartwarming storyline that keeps readers entertained and invested in the characters' emotional growth throughout the holiday season.
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Save:How to Sell Your Blood & Fall in Love by D.N. Bryn is a romantic novel that follows the story of Clem, a vampire who works at a pharmaceutical company that experiments on his kind. Despite having to hide his true identity, Clem forms a unique relationship with Justin, a neighborhood protector with chronic pain. The book explores themes of love, acceptance, and self-discovery, with a focus on diverse representation and complex character dynamics. The writing style captures the emotional journeys of the characters, creating a story that is both intense and heartwarming.
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