Ever since I saw To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before on Netflix for the first time, I’ve been periodically checking for the announcement of a sequel, P. S. I Still Love You, and ever since the sequel wa…
YA Books that Complement School Readings
The school year has already begun for most of you high school students out there, unless you’re one of the lucky ones, which means that you’re going to spend the next nine months reading a bunch of cl…
Book Review: House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig
“Once There Were Twelve of Us.” House of Salt and Sorrows open on a funeral. The Thaumas family is burying their fourth daughter, Eulalie – the fourth oldest, and also the fourth to …
Book Review: Ever Alice by H. J. Ramsay
“We’re all mad here.” These cryptic, confusing words from the iconic Cheshire Cat have been part of our vocabulary since Alice in Wonderland first came out. As Alice travels through Wonderland, we see…
YA Book Titles That Take Ambiguity Too Far
Book titles by nature have to be interesting. They have to pull us in, make us want to read the book. And often, the way they make book titles interesting is by making them ambiguous. There’s intrigue…