Favorite book with aro-spec characters?

[BasicallyPunkPotato]

What is your favorite books with aro-spec characters or aro-coded characters?

My personal favorite is Loveless by Alice Oseman. It's the only one I've read with an aromantic character.

[alto]

I love the books I've written!

[hemogoblin]

The Market of Monsters trilogy is the only one I know off the top of my head that has aro characters, so I have to go with those! Tbf, I do love Nita and Kovit.

[Harvest-Unity]

*follows this thread so I more things to read*

[AromanticAardvark]

Not sure if it really counts, but I got an aro short story anthology for myself a while ago as a treat, and I really like one of the stories, called "A Full Deck". If it doesn't, then Radio Silence by Alice Oseman

[Holmbo]

Record of a spaceborn few by Becky Chambers. It has an aroallo character.

[EternallyTBD]

I read Beneath the Citadel by Destiny Soria. It was absolutely amazing, the kind of standalone that has the weight of a trilogy. 3 of the 4 main characters are queer and one is ace and I assume grayromantic. A lot of the book is based in one of her incredible platonic relationships that she puts a lot of significance in. 

[Rather be Reading]

I read Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger recently and enjoyed it! The main character is aroace, and clearly stated to be so multiple times.  

 

 

[BasicallyPunkPotato]

13 hours ago, Rather be Reading said:

I read Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger recently and enjoyed it! The main character is aroace, and clearly stated to be so multiple times.  

 

 

really? I've read another one of their books called A Snake Falls to Earth.

[EternallyTBD]

On 4/18/2023 at 9:38 AM, BasicallyEmoPotato said:

really? I've read another one of their books called A Snake Falls to Earth.

I was thinking about reading that but never got around to it! I’ll have to try both of her books : )

I just finished The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (by one of my favorite authors, Taylor Jenkins Reid) and it has no a-spec characters but several relationships that could be described as QPRs and explores lots of kinds of relationships. 

[alto]

Don't forget the Protector of the Small series by Tamora Pierce!