Last night I was a question on Jeopardy 🥰. If you haven’t read All Boys Aren’t Blue, get you a copy today 💗💗💗

Today is #ReadAbook Weds!! Here are few suggestions to add to your library from:📚📚📚
@meccajamilah.bsky.social
@iamgmjohnson.bsky.social
@chippyphotographer.bsky.social

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I wanted this book off the author alone
Then I wanted this book off the name itself
Now I want this book based literally on the cover 😂

Anyway you slice it, I need this book!!

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My new book AND IF I DIE BEFORE I WAKE is now available for preorder. It picks up where All Boys Aren’t Blue left off. bit.ly/411iTr9 preorder today 🙏🏽💗💕💗

Thank you Good Morning America For naming There’s Always Next Year the YA Book Club pick for the month of December.

Everyone get your copy of today.
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Check out our interview with People magazine and get your copy of There’s Always Next Year today - a.co/d/aJfoxwJ

Check out our interview with People magazine and get your copy of There’s Always Next Year today - a.co/d/aJfoxwJ

Today is #ReadAbook Weds!! The holidays are here pick up a book, here are a few suggestions:📚📚📚
@meccajamilah.bsky.social
@iamgmjohnson.bsky.social
@joeokonkwo.bsky.social

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MY NEW BOOK IS OUT TODAY!!! THERE’S ALWAYS NEXT YEAR IS THE GOOD MORNING AMERICA BOOK CLUB PICK FOR DECEMBER. GET YOUR COPY TODAY!!!!

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Today marks 15 years of being HIV positive. I’m happy, thriving, and hoping others who may be living in silence or feeling ashamed know there is light on the other side of diagnosis

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AND IF I DIE BEFORE I WAKE

My new book drops Fall 2026 💗

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"Number One Most Challenged Author" (w/ Maia Kobabe) - Fighting Words with George M. Johnson | iHeart <p>George is joined this week by writer and cartoonist Maia Kobabe, whose illustrated memoir <em>Gender Queer</em> was the most challenged book of 2021, 2022 and 2023. Maia talks about what it's like ...

I was delighted to record an episode with 2024’s most challenged author @iamgmjohnson.bsky.social (All Boys Aren’t Blue and Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I’d Known among other works). Check it out, as well as the previous episodes :D #podcastrec

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😂. My writing clothes are abysmal. 😂

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Velshi Banned Book Club: Revisiting ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ by George M. Johnson “All Boys Aren’t Blue” hit two major milestones this month. One is an anniversary: the novel turned five years old. Five remarkable years of inspiring writers, creating empathy, and giving readers that safe place to land. The other is grimmer. According to the American Library Association, “All Boys Aren’t Blue” was the single most banned work of literature in America last year. It isn’t an honor. It isn’t a selling mechanism. It is a tragedy. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has become more than just a power story or a beautiful work of literature – it’s become a symbol, representative of free speech, of access to literature, and of resistance. In five years, Johnson has become one of the most important voices in the fight against censorship. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has gone from a remarkable debut memoir to one of the most critical works of literature in the contemporary American canon. The sort of book that imparts a different lesson onto you every single time you reread it. “There are days that are heavier than others,” says Johnson, “but it’s the messages I get from so many people that have been saved by the texts.” The attacks and band “could have stopped me from writing…But it didn’t.”

@iamgmjohnson.bsky.social author of “All Boys Aren’t Blue” is prepared to fight for their book, books everywhere, & all readers. The banning & the commentary won’t stop them. “I am built with a different type of will & a different type of ancestor watching over me.” #Velshi #VelshiBannedBookClub

Velshi Banned Book Club: Revisiting ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ by George M. Johnson “All Boys Aren’t Blue” hit two major milestones this month. One is an anniversary: the novel turned five years old. Five remarkable years of inspiring writers, creating empathy, and giving readers that safe place to land. The other is grimmer. According to the American Library Association, “All Boys Aren’t Blue” was the single most banned work of literature in America last year. It isn’t an honor. It isn’t a selling mechanism. It is a tragedy. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has become more than just a power story or a beautiful work of literature – it’s become a symbol, representative of free speech, of access to literature, and of resistance. In five years, Johnson has become one of the most important voices in the fight against censorship. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has gone from a remarkable debut memoir to one of the most critical works of literature in the contemporary American canon. The sort of book that imparts a different lesson onto you every single time you reread it. “There are days that are heavier than others,” says Johnson, “but it’s the messages I get from so many people that have been saved by the texts.” The attacks and band “could have stopped me from writing…But it didn’t.”

@iamgmjohnson.bsky.social author of “All Boys Aren’t Blue” is prepared to fight for their book, books everywhere, & all readers. The banning & the commentary won’t stop them. “I am built with a different type of will & a different type of ancestor watching over me.” #Velshi #VelshiBannedBookClub

Velshi Banned Book Club: Revisiting ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ by George M. Johnson “All Boys Aren’t Blue” hit two major milestones this month. One is an anniversary: the novel turned five years old. Five remarkable years of inspiring writers, creating empathy, and giving readers that safe place to land. The other is grimmer. According to the American Library Association, “All Boys Aren’t Blue” was the single most banned work of literature in America last year. It isn’t an honor. It isn’t a selling mechanism. It is a tragedy. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has become more than just a power story or a beautiful work of literature – it’s become a symbol, representative of free speech, of access to literature, and of resistance. In five years, Johnson has become one of the most important voices in the fight against censorship. “All Boys Aren’t Blue” has gone from a remarkable debut memoir to one of the most critical works of literature in the contemporary American canon. The sort of book that imparts a different lesson onto you every single time you reread it. “There are days that are heavier than others,” says Johnson, “but it’s the messages I get from so many people that have been saved by the texts.” The attacks and band “could have stopped me from writing…But it didn’t.”

@iamgmjohnson.bsky.social author of “All Boys Aren’t Blue” is prepared to fight for their book, books everywhere, & all readers. The banning & the commentary won’t stop them. “I am built with a different type of will & a different type of ancestor watching over me.” #Velshi #VelshiBannedBookClub