Pride Reads: “The Chosen and the Beautiful” by Nghi Vo
I'm back with Pride Reads for 2021, where I devote June to reading books only with queer main characters or...
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“The Antidote” by Author Susan McCormick Combines the Paranormal & Medical Science – Book Review
The Antidote by Dr. Susan McCormick One of the things that interested me about The Antidote by Dr. Susan McCormick...
‘Rising’ Book Review: A Satisfying Ending to a Great Trilogy
Rising is the final book in the Relic Trilogy by Bronwyn Eley, published by Talem Press. After the way the...
“A Master of Djinn” Features an Egypt Not Seen Too Often
A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark (Book cover) A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark shows a...
Loyalty and Complicity in “The Unbroken”
The Unbroken by C.L. Clark transports you to a North African inspired world where colonialism and war challenge the loyalty...
We All Have to Grow Up Sometime – “Lost in the Never Woods” Review
Five years ago, Wendy Darling disappeared in the woods with her younger brothers, John and Michael. Six months later, only...
The Reality of Love and Dating in “Meet Cute Diary”
Emery Lee's astonishing debut, Meet Cute Diary, shares the story of Noah Ramirez, a multiracial trans boy who moderates a...
Earn Your Truth with “Firekeeper’s Daughter” – Book Review
Daunis Fontaine lives in two worlds. It's not just her self-imposed divide between Hockey World and Real World, but also...
Grief and Redemption in “The Bone Maker”
Attention! “The Bone Maker” by Sarah Beth Durst contains the following: women working and fighting together, practicing the forbidden arts,...
The Parts Not Reflected in “The Mirror Season”
Anna-Marie McLemore wields their magic once again in their upcoming YA novel The Mirror Season, the story of two teens...