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TL;DR

Jesse shares her experiences participating in Sapphicathon, reviewing multiple books with sapphic themes.

Transcript

what up my channel! welcome back to another  video... i'm jesse and you're watching....! i have all of this energy because i just filmed  the reaction video to owlcrate's apology! i've   been filming for over an hour i'm sweating through  this leather jacket. i'm scared to peek at what's   under here because it ain't it ain't nothing  cute like i'm... Read More

Key Insights

• ⌛ Jesse participated in Sapphicathon, a 24-hour readathon focused on sapphic literature.
• 🫠 She read and reviewed multiple books, including "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke," "Bruised," and "Rise to the Sun."
• 🤲 Jesse enjoyed the creepy and sapphic elements of "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke," but had some reservations about "Bruised."

Questions & Answers

Q: What is Sapphicathon?

Sapphicathon is a 24-hour readathon focusing on books with sapphic themes, co-hosted by Jesse, Jan, and Megan.

Q: What book does Jesse recommend that is creepy and sapphic?

Jesse highly recommends "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke" by a non-binary horror author.

Q: What is "Bruised" about?

"Bruised" by Tanya Bauteju is a roller derby story that Jesse highly anticipated and enjoyed.

Q: What book does Jesse plan to read that she expects to enjoy more than "You Should See Me in a Crown"?

Jesse plans to read "Rise to the Sun" by Leah Johnson, and she believes it will surpass her enjoyment of "You Should See Me in a Crown."

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Jesse discusses her participation in Sapphicathon, a 24-hour readathon co-hosted by Jan and Megan, focusing on sapphic literature.

• She reviews "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke" by a non-binary horror author, describing it as creepy, sapphic, and about obsession.

• Jesse also discusses "Bruised" by Tanya Bauteju, a roller derby story she highly anticipated, and "Rise to the Sun" by Leah Johnson, a book she expects to enjoy more than "You Should See Me in a Crown."