Courtney Summers’ The Project tells a story about a cult that feels a little too real—and chills you right to the bone. Gloria “Lo” Denham and her older sister Bea have always had a specia…
Book Review: What We Buried by Kate A. Boorman
You’re traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of words; a journey into a literary land whose boundaries are that of well-developed characters and an eerie sto…
Book Review: Spy Runner by Eugene Yelchin
Spy Runner by Eugene Yelchin does an amazing job at introducing young readers to what life was like during the Cold War in America. Through Jake, a 12-year-old boy, readers are exposed to the propagan…
Book Review: The Witch of Willow Hall by Hester Fox
The Witch of Willow Hall follows the story of the Montrose family as they flee to their vacation home in the quiet town of New Oldbury after finding themselves deep in scandal. In Boston, the biggest …
Book Review: The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise by Dan Gemeinhart
There’s something about road trips that change people. It might be the places that you see along the way that leave you in awe or the curious people that you come across. Despite the specifics, anyone…
Book Review: To Be Honest by Maggie Ann Martin
I know it’s a weird way to start off a review but there were so many instances when I wanted to just comfort the main character and tell her that she’s perfect and that she doesn’t have to freak out a…
Book Review: Truly Devious
Maureen Johnson’s latest novel follows budding detective Stevie Bell. Stevie wants nothing more than to have a career solving cases for the FBI, and her acceptance into the prestigious Ellingham Acade…