Brimming with nerdy humor and warm feels, Super Fake Love Song by David Yoon is the perfect rom-com to snuggle up with over break. Since moving from A…
Book Reviews
‘Super Fake Love Song’ review: David Yoon’s latest delivers a quirky rom-com about high school identity
‘Watch Over Me’ review: A beautiful exploration of trauma and found family
Nina LaCour’s Watch Over Me is bursting with melancholy and hope. Full of ghosts, found families and second chances, this book was a quick punch…
‘This Is All Your Fault’ review: Aminah Mae Safi’s book on three girls who try to save their independent bookstore
Aminah Mae Safi’s This Is All Your Fault presents an enticing premise: a book about three girls trying to save their independent bookstore from closin…
‘Rabbit and Robot’ review: Andrew Smith’s novel takes on new meaning in today’s world
The place: outer space. The time: the future. The situation: the class divide that we see in present-day America magnified to a ludicrous, outlandish …
‘The Silvered Serpents’ review: Roshani Chokshi’s fantasy sequel offers a realistic picture of loss and love
The Silvered Serpents picks up after a devastating blow is dealt to what’s left of Séverin’s team. Whereas The Gilded Wolves had a hopeful, glamorous …
‘Shine’ review: K-pop star Jessica Jung gives readers a look into the industry
Jessica Jung’s book Shine is an #ownvoices novel in which the author shares an identity with her protagonist in more ways than one. Not only are Jessi…
‘The Lives of Saints’ review: Leigh Bardugo offers an engrossing glimpse into the Grishaverse
Anyone familiar with Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse is aware of the omnipresence of the Saints. They’re invoked throughout the series, called…