Bonfire Is a Tired Trope That Nonetheless Entertains
Krysten Ritter's Bonfire is nothing we haven't seen before. Small-town girl longs to escape, but eventually something draws her back, and...
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Black Star Renegades: All Style With Little Substance
The galaxy is in chaos. Praxis is on the brink of complete control, and only the Paragon can save the...
The Cruel Prince Review: Gritty Fantasy With A Kick
The world of Faerie is not like our own. This is something that Jude, the main character in Holly Black's...
Forest of a Thousand Lanterns: Delightfully Dark
Before I started reading, all I knew about Julie Dao's Forest of a Thousand Lanterns was that it was very popular at...
Warcross Review: Entertaining, If Slightly Predictable
Warcross isn't just a game; it's life. In Marie Lu's ambiguously set future, Warcross is as ubiquitous as breathing. In...
Iron Gold Returns Fans to the Vivid World of Red Rising
I'll admit it: I truly didn't believe that it could get much better than the original Red Rising trilogy -...
‘DC Comics: Color Me Powerful’ Is a Fun Way To Empower Little Kids
DC Comics: Color Me Powerful (Image Credit: Farid-ul-Haq) DC Comics: Color Me Powerful is another enjoyable offering from Downtown Bookworks...
DC Comics: The Big Book of Superman – Review
Superman/Clark Kent on cover of DC Comics: The Big Book of Superman (Image Credit: Farid-ul-Haq) Focusing on an essential part...
DC Comics: The Big Book of Batman – Review
DC Comics: The Big Book of Batman by Noah Smith is a great way to introduce kids to the iconic...
The Seventh Decimate: An Unfortunately Forgettable Beginning to a New Series
When I received an Advanced Reader copy of The Seventh Decimate by Stephen R. Donaldson, I was hoping to fall...