The Desolation of Devil’s Acre, the last installment in Ransom Riggs’ revolutionary Miss Peregrine’s series, ties all loose ends and will leave longtime readers feeling content to finally say goodbye …
11 best moments from the ‘To All the Boys’ film trilogy
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, the movie trilogy that revitalized teen rom-coms, has finally come to an end. Of course, there are always new series, but no other holds the charm and nostalgia that…
‘The Project’ review: Courtney Summers’ new thriller will chill you to the bone
Courtney Summers’ The Project tells a story about a cult that feels a little too real—and chills you right to the bone. Gloria “Lo” Denham and her older sister Bea have always had a specia…
5 ‘Great Gatsby’ Adaptations We Need in 2021
Most of us are already tired of 2021, but there is a silver lining: this is the year that the copyright for The Great Gatsby has expired, meaning that adapting F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic nove…
‘You Have a Match’ review: Emma Lord’s sophomore novel explores sisterhood, bravery, and first love
A warm, feel-good story about family (especially sisterhood), friends becoming something more, and learning to be a brave person, You Have a Match by Emma Lord feels like it should be a rom-com, but t…
‘Scavenge the Stars’ review: Tara Sim’s newest retelling is full of revenge and slow burn romance
Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim, a genderbent retelling of the classic The Count of Monte Cristo, invites you on an adventure ladened with intrigue and characters you would kill for. Amaya, known to th…
Book Review: Admission by Julie Buxbaum
With Admission, Julie Buxbaum brings us another achingly honest and thought-provoking book that is also extremely relevant to our time. Based on the shocking college admissions scandal that broke last…