Stray City: A New York Times Editors' Choice – A Funny LGBTQ Coming-of-Age Novel About Motherhood and Chosen Family in Portland
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Stray City: A New York Times Editors' Choice – A Funny LGBTQ Coming-of-Age Novel About Motherhood and Chosen Family in Portland

by Chelsey Johnson

Fiction LGBTQ+
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Stray City is a funny LGBTQ coming-of-age novel set in Portland, delving into the unexpected turns of motherhood and the warmth of chosen family. It portrays a young woman's path through identity, love, and community with humor and heart, offering a fresh take on belonging and self-acceptance.

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Stray City is a funny LGBTQ coming-of-age novel that explores themes of motherhood and chosen family set in Portland.

The story follows a young woman's journey through self-discovery and the complexities of building unconventional relationships.

With its witty narrative, the book highlights the joys and challenges of finding belonging in a diverse community.

Readers are drawn into a tale that celebrates resilience and the power of chosen connections over traditional ties.

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