Book Review: Spin by Lamar Giles
Giles’ latest release does a lot of things right, like talking about obsessive fandom, cyberbullying, the internet, and fame, but unfortunately, it lacked a sense of connection. When Paris Secord,…
Book Review: THE MUSIC OF WHAT HAPPENS by Bill Konigsberg
Bill Konigsberg’s latest had heaps of potential, but it just turned out to be a huge disappointment in all fronts and a book I, quite frankly, don’t want to think…
Book Review: THE LOVE & LIES OF RUHKSANA ALI by Sabina Khan
Sabina Khan’s debut novel, as hard and heartbreaking as it is, is full to the brim with important and relevant social commentary, complex family dynamics, drool-worthy food, and is a…
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! Blanca and Roja del Cisne come from a cursed family,…
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 well. Denise Farber is about to start her senior year…