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Annie on My Mind
Book • 1982
The novel follows Liza Winthrop and Annie Kenyon, two teenage girls from different backgrounds who meet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and develop a close friendship that blossoms into love.
Despite the challenges and prejudices they face, including the reaction of Liza's school and family, the girls navigate their feelings and ultimately find a way to be together.
The book explores themes of first love, self-discovery, and the struggle to be proud of one's identity in a society that is not always accepting.
Despite the challenges and prejudices they face, including the reaction of Liza's school and family, the girls navigate their feelings and ultimately find a way to be together.
The book explores themes of first love, self-discovery, and the struggle to be proud of one's identity in a society that is not always accepting.
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as the first YA queer book with a happy ending that he knew of.

Lee Wind

Creating the Heroes You Want to See in the World, featuring Lee Wind
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as a book used in one of her courses at New York University.

Molly Horan

Chapter 18: Dark Days with Molly Horan