I am not a Lesbian like Clara, but it doesn’t mean it wasn’t relatable.

Their similar interest: color.Īs a Jewish Girl based in Florida, with a knitting hobby, I saw myself in part of this story. It’s not like Danielle knocked Clara off her feet: these are two LGBTQ women who find themselves drawn to one and other by similar interests as well as looks. The story is straight forward, adorable, and realistic. In an adorable slice of life story, Shira Glassman takes us through a moment of time we’ve all experienced: a crush blossoming out of nowhere, and a girl trying her best to either hide it or take the next step. But can Clara find the courage to ask Danielle out?

But what Clara expect is how captivating Danielle is as well, with similar interests and passions as her. When she pasts by a local gallery hosting wildlife painting by Danielle Solomon, inspiration strikes. The list includes both trans and cis heroines, as well as non-binary protagonists who identified as bisexual.Clara Ziegler is trying to come up with a new color combination for her custom yarn dyes that she sells. (* for the purposes of this list, we tried to stick to genre romance, though some books with strong romantic arcs are included. I'll do my best to expand in any stolen moments I find! While we can't promise to swiftly update this list due to time constraints, if you're an author of genre romance with a bisexual heroine or non-binary protagonist, please feel free to email me at and include: your penname, the title of your book, the book's Amazon ASIN and attach your cover. You can support her by visiting her site at or even by shopping this list-all affiliate money goes to her to thank her for her hard work collecting all the covers and data! The list was collected from twitter by the awesome Suzanne at Love in Panels. We have not read all of these books.but we sure want to! And I hope you guys want to, too. This list was born on twitter when I asked people to rec me their favorites and encouraged authors to shout out their own books. and romance has a lot more of them than people realize. That means we get a lot of requests for more books with bisexual heroines. Welcome to the Great and Fabulous Bisexual Heroine in Romance Novels* list! As people familiar with our Beyond series know, we're a pretty big fan of writing bisexual heroines.

Knit One, Girl Two by Shira Glassman