Steph Pilavin
As the dynamic force behind the username starrysteph, Steph Pilavin shines as a leading BookToker globally, captivating an extensive audience with her insightful and engaging book recommendations.
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Hell Followed with Us
It's a rage-filled challenge to those who align queerness with monstrousness... but also a celebration of love and acceptance and identity. - Steph Pilavin
Andrew Joseph White
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Light From Uncommon Stars
It’s WILDLY imaginative. Characters learn how to reclaim their family history, grapple with their identities, and grow tremendously. - Steph Pilavin
Ryka Aoki
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Black Sun
This is a GRIPPING epic fantasy inspired by the civilizations of the pre-Columbian Americas. You dive deep into each character's morality. - Steph Pilavin
Rebecca Roanhorse
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Freshwater
This is a skilled, lyrical story of identity, and trauma, and finding one's spirituality. You'll leave with chills and a deep sense of awe. - Steph Pilavin
Akwaeke Emezi
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Fever Dream
This novella is a surrealist, trippy nightmare. It's unsettling and terrifying and otherworldly. It is best read in one sitting. - Steph Pilavin
Samanta Schweblin
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Thistlefoot
Thistlefoot is about the power of storytelling as memory, disruption, and defiance. And the optimism of seeing the world... as it could be. - Steph Pilavin
GennaRose Nethercott
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Anxious People
Major themes include loneliness, connection, and empathy ... and though the book touches on tough subjects, there's a big splash of humor. - Steph Pilavin
Fredrik Backman
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This is How You Lose the Time War
This novel is beautiful chaos; you just have to let go & immerse. It's a story of love across space and time and sides of a forever war. - Steph Pilavin
Amal El-Mohtar
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Sick Kids In Love
This book was healing – it's written for those with chronic illnesses, but also great education for readers with no disability experience. - Steph Pilavin
Hannah Moskowitz
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Ring Shout
This is a terrifying masterpiece of a story mixing Black mysticism, horror, and historical events. How do “ordinary” people become monsters? - Steph Pilavin
P. Djèlí Clark
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