Young Adult New Releases November 3rd 2026 Happy November and we are kicking off the month of new releases with a massive list, and there are also a lot of special editions and paperback editions releasing today too that I don’t have highlighted below. So head to an indie store […]
ARC Review: Love, Like Apples by Jeff Zentner I have been on ARC tours with Jeff Zentner before. I have thrust The Serpent King into people’s hands without remorse for years. I own multiple copies of it. It broke me the first time and it breaks me every time I […]
The October Crush Pile Every month our mailbox delivers something worth talking about. The Crush Pile is where those books land, a quick look at what arrived, why it caught our eye, and why it might deserve a spot on your radar too. This month we’re spotlighting Just the Good […]
Review: Tell the Ghosts I’m Gone by Kalynn Bayron I know that the scary book season might be almost over, but there are plenty of us out there that like the thrillers and ghost stories all year long. So on the eve of Halloween I present to you the scariest […]
Audiobook Review: Cemetery Boys: Espiritu by Aiden Thomas When we last left Yadriel and Julian, Yadriel had pulled Julian back from death using a forbidden ritual and the two of them had finally, finally gotten their act together. Julian was alive. They were together. The brujx community was beginning to […]
Audiobook Review: Fabulous Bodies by Chuck Tingle Fabulous Bodies by Chuck Tingle is out now and it is exactly what you should expect from Chuck at this point…which is to say it is completely unexpected. His fourth mainstream horror novel after Camp Damascus, Bury Your Gays, and Lucky Day, this […]
Young Adult New Releases October 27th, 2026 As October comes to a close there are still thrillers a plenty, and creepy plots to devour all year long, you know, if that is your vibe! Check out most of today’s YA new releases below and if you plan on adding any […]
Book Recommendations: Queer YA Historical Fiction for Queer History Month One of the oldest lies told about queer and trans people is that we are new. That identity is a trend, that visibility is invention, that history doesn’t include us. Long before the curriculum caught up, long before the history […]
Comic Crush Saturday: Something is Killing the Children: Hope is a Knife by James Tynion IV and Kiersten White There are certain titles that stop you cold, and Something Is Killing the Children is one of them. James Tynion IV’s comic series pulled me in on that alone, plus the […]
Crush on This: Dead Poets, Victorian Heroines, and One Very Clever Detective: A Spooky Season Classic Adaptations Roundup October is the perfect time to revisit the stories that have haunted literature for centuries. and the YA authors who have taken those stories apart and rebuilt them into something new. The […]