Because the new YA rom-com novel, Tweet Cute by Emma Lord, is that good, I narrowed the many things I loved about this book into five reasons why it w…
Book Reviews
Book Review: The Conference of the Birds by Ransom Riggs
Once again, Ransom Riggs delivers on rich world-building and unexpected suspense in The Conference of the Birds, the latest addition to the Miss Pereg…
Book Review: The Map From Here To There by Emery Lord
From the first moment I read an Emery Lord novel, I knew that reading her words would be like sinking in to the most comfortable bed, curling up with …
Book Review: “You Are the Everything” by Karen Rivers
With the exception of some poems and a few fanfics with song lyrics for titles, I have rarely encountered the second person used well and never within…
Book Review: The Fever King by Victoria Lee
Mixing a magical epidemic with prevalent societal issues, Victoria Lee’s The Fever King electrifies with its magnetic story, strong characters, and sw…
Book Review: Color Me In by Natasha Diaz
Heartfelt, lyrical and emotional, Color Me In is a story that places self identity front and center. Natasha Diaz’s debut book is about learning to lo…
Book Review: We Set The Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia
Tehlor Kay Mejia’s debut, We Set the Dark on Fire, is a sapphic enemies to lovers dystopian novel set in a non specific Latinx world. It’s a book abou…