Event Recap: 2025 Columbus Book Festival This past July, the Columbus Book Festival returned for its third year of celebrating readers, writers, and the joy of reading at Columbus Metropolitan Library (Main) and Topiary Park. The free, two-day event brought 200+ national and local authors, a variety of panels, community […]
Young Adult New Releases February 3rd 2026 Happiest Book Birthday to all the YA New Releases! Today is a big release day with over 15 books hitting the shelves…see any you plan to pick up/read? We have partnered with amazing affiliates Bookshop or Libro.fm! Support the alternatives to megacorps!
Blog Tour & Book Look: Until the Clock Strikes Midnight by Alechia Dow Get ready to fall head over heels into a cozy, magical romance that reads like The Good Place meets a glittering fairy-tale remix. Until the Clock Strikes Midnight follows a spirited young fairy and a mischievous misfortune […]
ARC Review: Postscript by Cory McCarthy Postscript by Cory McCarthy is very different than other Cory McCarthy books I have read, but also somehow very much a Cory McCarthy book. Does that make sense to anyone other than people who have read Cory’s work…IDK but I am going to do […]
ReReading (or Listening!): This is Not a Test by Courtney Summers (Courtney’s Edition) I don’t reread a lot of books and, when I do, it’s usually because something about the story never really left me. This Is Not a Test is one of those books. I remember how it made […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Freddie and Stella Got Hot by Maggie Horne We are excited to be part of the blog tour for Freddie and Stella Got Hot by Maggie Horne, a sharp, emotionally layered sapphic YA novel that blends high-school power dynamics, shifting friendships, and a simmering sapphic […]
Young Adult New Releases January 27th 2026 Well January is ending, and for half of the USA we are covered in an epic snowstorm, so grab some new books, get cozy, and read! We share most of the new YA books hitting the shelves today below, even included some rebranded […]
Cover Crush & Middle Grade Monday: Aftermyth by Tracy Wolff Aftermyth is officially on our Middle Grade Monday radar, and we’re already intrigued by its blend of myth, magic, and big questions meant for younger readers ready to dive into epic storytelling. Tracy Wolff steps into the middle grade space […]
Audiobook Review: Fatal Throne by Various Authors There are certain parts of history that never fail to pull me in. I’m endlessly fascinated by the complex political layers that led to trench warfare in World War I. I love diving into the mysteries and innovations of ancient Egypt. Lately I’ve […]
Books on Our Radar: No One is Safe by Ellie Marney There are some authors that don’t need a big pitch. You read the title, skim a line or two, and immediately know what you’re getting into. No One Is Safe by Ellie Marney is very much one of those […]