When high school senior Tally and her twin brother Max head off on an exchange trip to Israel over their winter break, Tally thinks it will be a good distraction for Max he might be trying to hide it, but she knows he’s still struggling in the wake of a car crash that injured him and killed the driver. It isn’t exactly by actions even though that kind of plays a huge factor in this, but her upcoming book- Once More with Chutzpah.Īn intensely readable and moving YA debut about a teen who grapples with questions of her Jewish identity, mental health, and sexuality on an unforgettable trip to Israel. Haley Neil: Genocide of Palestinians and her erasure in Israel It’s the replies and the likes from authors that are obvious TERFy. It doesn’t matter if an author doesn’t exactly say TERFy things like a certain author does. This came onto my timeline a few times from a few days ago.

As someone who identifies as nonbinary, it hurts that these authors don’t like trans or nonbinary people at all with their behavior. I don’t know about you as soon as I see TERF with authors, I immediately go yikes and silently remove all their books have their shelves. Mainly because I think we get the point, that she is just yikes all around. Sadly, I did not include Mackenzie Lee because her actions gotten worse-she’s the author that defaced the books. I thought an update might be nice, because these authors should no longer have books out, but cancel culture does not exist. That post was made in 2019 and it’s 2021, and there is a lot more books and authors that are very problematic. This is part 2 of my popular post of Why I’m No Longer Reading Books by These Authors.

Welp, at least Book Twitter is nice in this kind of way though. Book Twitter is one of the most messiest place with all of its discourses, but it is also a place where a lot of authors like to express their problematic behavior.

Once More with Chutzpah by Haley Neil