Blog Tour Review: A Song for You and I by K. O’Neill I am thrilled to kickoff the Blog Tour for the newest K. O’Neill release, A Song for You and I! I have to give all the thanks to Christy, for her introducing me to K.’s adorably sweet & […]
New Release Review: You Belong Here by Sara Phoebe Miller, with art by Morgan Beem Sara Phoebe Miller’s You Belong Here is an emotionally charged, visually stunning graphic novel that perfectly captures the angst and uncertainty of growing up. Set against the backdrop of Essie Rosen’s senior year of high school, […]
Blog Tour: 5 Reasons to Read – Lucha of the Forgotten Spring by Tehlor Kay Mejia I had the honor of moderating for Tehlor’s debut, We Set the Dark on Fire, and that award winning groundbreaking fantasy made me a fan for life, so I am thrilled to be a […]
Feature: I Must Betray You by Ruta Sepetys – Writing Our Own Histories in the Face of Oppression I Must Betray You by Ruta Sepetys is based on true events and is a haunting exploration of power, oppression, and the dangerous cost of silence under a dictatorship. Set in Romania […]
New Release Review: Girl Rebels: From Greta Thunberg to Malala, Five Inspirational Tales of Courage In a world where political climates are growing increasingly volatile, Girl Rebels stands as a powerful reminder of the resilience and strength of young women (and people) fighting for justice. Set against a backdrop of […]
Review: DeadEndia: The Divine Order vol. 3 by Hamish Steele Today I am thrilled to share with you 5 Reasons to Read DeadEndia: The Divine Order vol. 3 by Hamish Steele and of course it kind of touches on volumes 1 & 2, because this is a series, but there […]
Mini Review: Otherworldly by F.T. Lukens Otherworldly by F.T. Lukens is releasing on April 2nd and I can’t wait to share my 5 Reasons to Read it with you all below! Check out all the book info below and you can catch F.T.’s book launch virtually or physically if you […]
Review: Every Time You Go Away by Abigail Johnson Ahhh we’ve waited so long for Abigail’s next story and I am so glad it is out in the world! Known for her complex love stories that are wrapped in family dynamics and dual narrations, you can count on Abigail to […]
Review: Reading My Way Through Disney Who else looks at their Netgalley/Storygraph and is haunted by reviews left unwritten? Not just me? Oh, good. It’s no secret that I am a huge Disnerd and it is no surprise to you all that I frequently read my way through Disney (and […]
Review: A Quantum Love Story by Mike Chen It’s a new year, which means it’s also time for a new Mike Chen book. As always, we get a story of human connection in a scifi wrapper – and this time it’s a romantic story, too! Check out my thoughts below […]