Have you ever read a book written in verse? No? You’re missing out. It is a truly remarkable experience. Every word crackles on the page, every line is a gift to the narrative. And before you kn…
Book Review: Aurora Burning by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
I didn’t know my Star Trek loving heart was waiting for The Aurora Cycle books until I read the first one. It’s been four long years since we were treated to Chris Pine as Captain Kirk and…
‘Stepping Stones’ Interview: Author Lucy Knisley on Writing About Divorce to Middle Grade Readers
I first encountered Lucy Knisley through her wondrous graphic novels, An Age of License: A Travelogue and Relish: My Life In The Kitchen. I instantly loved the style, both realistic and arresting, the…
‘Gotham High’ Interview: Author Melissa de la Cruz on Reinventing Iconic American Superheroes
The Au Pairs. Blue Bloods. Alex & Eliza. The Descendants. The Witches of East End. For over twenty years, Melissa de la Cruz has been at the helm of some of the most beloved and favorite YA series…
Women’s History Month: Supporting and Celebrating Womxn Authors
Right now, it might be hard to remember that this past month wasn’t 80 years long or even that it was Women’s History Month. That’s why it’s more important than ever to celebra…
Audiobook Review: Headliners by Lucy Parker, Narrated by Billie Fulford-Brown
I’m a bit of an audiobook enthusiast. There’s nothing better than popping in my earphones while I’m cleaning or cooking, listening while driving back and forth to work to the sounds …
Book Review: The Midnight Lie by Marie Rutkoski
Marie Rutkoski’s stories are majestic and wondrous gifts. The first time I encountered one of her stories, I stayed up much later than I should have, deeply enchanted by her words and the p…