Want to Fire Yourself Up for Rebellion? Check Out “Grace and Fury”
If you want to stoke the fires of revolution in your soul, you should read Tracy Banghart's Grace and Fury, the...
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Return to Space in Nyxia Unleashed – Book Review
Return to Eden and our intrepid heroes from Genesis 11 and Genesis 12 in Scott Reintgen's Nyxia Unleashed, the second installment...
Everyone Has a Secret in “Tell Me No Lies”
Adele Griffin's Tell Me No Lies is an honest look at the lengths people will go to (especially in high school)...
Book Review: The Summer of Us by Cecilia Vinesse
The summer before their freshman year of college, five friends journey from London on a ten-day cross-continent trip. In The Summer...
“Ship It” Sounds Cute but May Actually Do Shippers a Disservice
I was really excited about Britta Lundin's Ship It, a YA novel heavily focused on fandom and convention culture featuring an...
Book Review: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
I read a lot of YA. I read a lot of fantasy. It has been a long time since something...
Interview with Author Danika Stone
Danika Stone (second from the left) at New York Comic Con. Internet Famous, by Danika Stone, goes into romance, yes,...
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...