Review: The Beautiful by Renée Adieh
Let this be the horror novel to bring you into fall.
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Beach Reads
Easy, breezy, beach reads are what summer is all about. This post is your perfect poolside, popsicle-adjacent booklist for the beach. The Girl from…
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Review: Beartown by Fredrik Backman
Where is the heart of a small town? In Beartown, it is the junior ice hockey team. Preparing to compete in the quickly-approaching national…
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Red Handed: Gena Showalter
Surrealist confusion, but in a good way. Set in New Chicago, the reality of Red Handed is just left of ours.
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Review — Fat Angie: Rebel Girl Revolution
by E.E. Charlton-Trujillo At the onset of her sophomore year, Angie is a wreck. Her sister, a U.S. soldier, has recently died and become…
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NEW RELEASE Review: The Problem of Susan and Other Stories
“Two stories and two poems. All wondrous and imaginative about the tales we tell and experience. Where the incarnations of the months of the…
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Review: The Women in the Castle
Every day, I find myself wondering what will come after the end of the government shut down, at the end of the current presidential…
Read MoreBest Books of 2018
Hello Readers, Welcome to my Looking Back on YA post! As I’ll be celebrating the new year in grandmother’s homeland (Budapest, Hungary), this post…
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Binti
Reading Okorafor’s Binti, I was struck by the seamless way author Nnedi Okorafor incorporated “otherness” and racial biases into a fictional world. When I began…
Read MoreFor Halloween: The Graveyard Book
Neil Gaiman is a hero among writers. He is known for writing benefit novels and comic books and television series and anything he can…
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