Book Review: Blanca & Roja by Anna-Marie McLemore
Magical, enchanting, and heartbreaking. Those are the three best adjectives I can come up with to describe Blanca & Roja!…
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Book Review: The Agony House by Cherie Priest
The Agony House had an incredibly promising concept, absolutely perfect for the Halloween season, but unfortunately, it wasn’t executed very…
Book Review: THAT’S NOT WHAT HAPPENED by Kody Keplinger
While not incredibly impactful, THAT’S NOT WHAT HAPPENED is a quite meaningful book, relevant in many ways to the current…
Book Review: WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU by A. E. Kaplan
Drama, mystery, romance, friendships, hacker girls, college admissions, and plot twists– These are just some of the elements that make…
Book Review: GIRLS CAN’T HIT by T. S. Easton
GIRLS CAN’T HIT taught me that girls can indeed hit, and they do so very well. But did this book…
Blog Tour Book Review: ALWAYS NEVER YOURS by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka
Sweet, swoony, sassy, snarky, and Shakespearian; ALWAYS NEVER YOURS has all of the elements that encompass the perfect summer contemporary!…
Blog Tour Book Review: MY SO-CALLED BOLLYWOOD LIFE by Nisha Sharma
Nisha Sharma’s debut novel is undoubtedly going to grab many readers’ attention. With its vivacious characters and thrilling plot, MY…
Book Review: THE BRIGHTSIDERS by Jen Wilde
Jen Wilde has outdone herself, following the impeccable success of QUEENS OF GEEK, delivering a story just as fun, diverse,…
Book Review: THE SUMMER OF BROKEN THINGS by Margaret Peterson Haddix
Bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix makes her comeback into the world of YA contemporary with The Summer of Broken Things,…
Book Review: LET’S TALK ABOUT LOVE by Claire Kann
If LET’S TALK ABOUT LOVE does not become a hit, I will riot on behalf of one of the cutest,…