After her debut novel Like Home, Louisa Onomé returns with her latest book, Twice as Perfect. In her sophomore novel, Onomé centers on a Nigerian-Cana…
Book Reviews
‘Twice as Perfect’ review: Louisa Onomé unpacks the intricacies of immigrant family relations in her latest novel
‘The Witchery’ review: S. Isabelle crafts a dark and captivating witchy debut
S. Isabelle combines the favorite tropes of paranormal young adult fiction while also adding a unique spin in her debut The Witchery. With an interest…
‘Long Story Short’ review: Serena Kaylor gives us a nerdy, Shakespearian love story
Serena Kaylor’s debut, Long Story Short, is a cute theater camp romp with fun characters, but an unconvincing romance. Despite its flaws, however, it’…
‘This Vicious Grace’ review: Emily Thiede’s debut fantasy drips with a deadly love
This Vicious Grace by Emily Thiede is a solid romantic fantasy debut that takes place in fantasy Italy. If brooding bodyguards, chosen ones, and the I…
‘Semi-Famous’ review: Josh Sundquist’s new book is funny and insightful
All of us are a little—or a lot—fame-curious. Even huge introverts like myself have wondered what it would be like if the whole world knew who we were…
‘Home Field Advantage’ review: Dahlia Adler’s new sapphic cheerleader-quarterback romance
Ready, steady, go to your nearest bookstore or library and check out the newest addition to Dahlia Adler’s novels, Home Field Advantage! Amber M…
‘I Kissed Shara Wheeler’ review: Casey McQuiston’s debut YA is the romance you need this summer
Casey McQuiston’s debut young adult novel I Kissed Shara Wheeler is a book you are going to want on your romance TBR list for this summer! After Chloe…