Pamela N. Harris’ timely debut When You Look Like Us calls attention to an urgent epidemic of missing Black girls. Skillfully blending together myster…
Book Reviews
‘When You Look Like Us’ review: Pamela N. Harris’ timely debut on the plight of missing Black girls
‘Star Wars: Light of the Jedi’ Review: Charles Soule tees up The High Republic saga
A little while longer ago than we’re used to, but not as far back as you may think… God, I hate the Jedi. I know we’re starting this…
‘Lore’ review: Alexandra Bracken brings Greek mythology to New York City in this blood-soaked adventure
Imagine the world of Percy Jackson with The Hunger Games happening every seven years, in which tributes are not children, but the Greek gods themselve…
‘Chlorine Sky’ review: Mahogany L. Browne’s incredible and empowering debut YA novel
When I first read Mahogany L. Browne’s stunning poem, Black Girl Magic, I was in awe of her talent. I knew that anything she wrote would be a gi…
‘You Have a Match’ review: Emma Lord’s sophomore novel explores sisterhood, bravery, and first love
A warm, feel-good story about family (especially sisterhood), friends becoming something more, and learning to be a brave person, You Have a Match by …
‘Crownchasers’ review: Rebecca Coffindaffer’s fast-paced planet-hopping debut explores more than just the galaxy
Alyssa Farshot must compete against the children of the galaxy’s most powerful families to win the throne. She’s experienced, capable, and favored to …
‘Apple: (Skin to the Core)’ review: A necessary coming of age story
Apple (Skin to the Core) by Eric Gansworth is an important and necessary read. Chronicling Eric’s coming of age as an Onondaga among Tuscaroras,…