A sweet and joyful story about friendship and celebrating your passions…

Alice Oseman, author of Heartstopper

A warm-hearted, intensely compassionate look at a group of queer teenager bookworms fighting for equality in their school library.

Lauren James, author of The Loneliest Girl in the Universe

I laughed. I also cried. Powrie’s abilities as a writer have only increased since the first Paper & Hearts Society book, and Bookishly Ever After manages the impressive feat of ending a trilogy on a satisfying note while leaving me wanting more more more from Powrie.

Kara Babcock

All readers will relish in this rainbow bookish delight of this book. That’s why every teenager needs to read [it]. At it’s very core has the message we all need to hear, find your people and read with pride.

Emma, blogger at Never Judge a Book by Its Cover - https://neverjudgeabookbyitscover.co.uk/2020/05/book-review-the-paper-and-hearts-society-read-with-pride-by-lucy-powrie.html

The perfect book for bookworms, and should be read by anyone and everyone who is not (or is) ashamed to be a bit of a book nerd

Ruby Granger, YouTuber