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My Fairy Godmother Is a Drag Queen

David Clawson

Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.6 | 762 Users | 197 Reviews

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Chris Bellows is just trying to get through high school and survive being the only stepchild in the social-climbing Fontaine family, whose recently diminished fortune hasn’t dimmed their desire to mingle with Upper East Side society. Chris sometimes feels more like a maid than part of the family. But when Chris’s stepsister Kimberly begins dating golden boy J. J. Kennerly, heir to a political dynasty, everything changes. Because Chris and J. J. fall in love . . . with each other.

With the help of a new friend, Coco Chanel Jones, Chris learns to be comfortable in his own skin, let himself fall in love and be loved, and discovers that maybe he was wrong about his step-family all along. All it takes is one fairy godmother dressed as Diana Ross to change the course of his life.

My Fairy Godmother is a Drag Queen is a Cinderella retelling for the modern reader. The novel expertly balances issues like sexuality, family and financial troubles, and self-discovery with more lighthearted moments like how one rogue shoe can launch a secret, whirlwind romance and a chance meeting with a drag queen can spark magic and light in a once dark reality.

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Title	:	My Fairy Godmother Is a Drag Queen
Author	:	David Clawson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	May 2nd 2017 by Sky Pony Press
Categories	:	Young Adult. LGBT. Romance. Contemporary. Fiction

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Ratings: 3.6 From 762 Users | 197 Reviews

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DNF at 34% I received a free e-copy from netgalley for review.While I found this funny at times it was also very uncomfortable. Upon meeting Coco, Chris immediately becomes weirdly obsessed about what's under Coco's dress, and then the next day when Chris meets Coco out of drag he describes Duane (Coco's real name) as looking "thuggish" (Duane is black). And then we reach the point where I couldn't put this book down fast enough. Chris' stepsister Kimberly decides it's okay to slip her mother

Link to my blog: https://wordpress.com/post/dbsguideto...Warnings: Homophobic language. Offensive language. Offensive remarks towards drag queens. Racism.Note that I have expressed some thoughts towards drag queens. Now, as I am not a drag queen, nor do I know any drag queens, the opinions I express about them are solely on a general thought and not exclusive towards drag queens.Ok, so I needed a cute read to get me over an arc that I dnf and about halfway through this book I so wanted to dnf as

ARC provided by the publisher via Netgalley.3,5 starsThis is a gay Cinderella retelling and it did not disappoint at all! As soon as I saw this book, I just knew I had to get my hands on it. There were numerous times where I laughed out loud, epsecially when the drag queens interacted with each other which, unfortunately, happened only once. I need more of them! I just love good Cinderella retellings. Chris, our Cinderella, was a very likable guy and he goes through much character growth during

This is one tremendously emotional, freakishly crazy, guffawing-ly hilarious, and sweet and optimistic retelling of a Cinderella story.Everything about the book was so far from the norm, or so different from the lovely classic tale, that declaring them to be written by same species of human beings is a huge understatement.After reading the title and the blurb, I had mistakenly prejudged the book to be a book full of cheese and frills, already mentally preparing myself to forget about it as soon

Okay. This is a case of I should have come on goodreads and read some damn reviews before buying this book.But I was swayed by the cover and the title. I couldn't help myself. I should have put it back.Honestly one of the most racist and transphobic YA books I've read in a long time. Just utter trash. I read this on an airplane and I was about to vibrate out of my seat with pure rage. The MC has a really bizarre obsession with finding out about Coco's genitals and it's gross.

I received a copy of the book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I would like to thank the author, David Clawson, and the publisher, Skyhorse Publishing, for the opportunity. I wanted to like this book, I really did. I believe we need more YA books with LGBTQ+ characters and characters with non-traditional gender expressions, as there's lots of young adults who don't see themselves represented in books due to the lack of them. However, not all representation is good

I needed this story. My run of recent reads have ranged from lackluster to disappointing, so I needed something fun and engaging to bring me back to life, and this was perfect! This modernized Cinderella retelling has so much humor and fun, its such a quick read, and I really loved it. Things I Liked :-Humor. This story is laugh out loud funny. I had a great time reading it. The situations and the characters create a fun and dramatic environment that carries humor really well. The humor never