Feature: 20 Years Later, Revenge of the Sith Still Hurts (Especially Now) It has been 20 years since Revenge of the Sith hit theaters, closing the door on the prequel trilogy and breaking the hearts of an entire generation. For many fans, the film is a touchstone of tragedy, betrayal, […]
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: Lucky Girl by Jamie Pacton Lucky Girl by Jamie Pacton was released almost a year ago, and our Book Rewind feature is all about reviewing those backlist titles, no matter when you read them. So on this well-known day of luck, we thought Lucky Girl was the book to […]
Review: Today Tonight Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon Today Tonight Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon released last summer and today I am happy to share my thoughts below! Be sure to check this one out and then I definitely think you should add Solomon’s newest, We Can’t Keep Meeting Like […]
Book Rewind Review: Conceal Don’t Feel By Jen Calonita (Disney Twisted Tales Originals Series) What if the childhood stories you know and love went against the standard narrative you are used to? As a kid (and adult!) who loved Disney, I now love reading those same heroes and villains in retellings […]
Book Rewind Review: Miles Morales: Spider-Man by Jason Reynolds One of my favorite booksellers described Miles Morales: Spider-Man as 25% Spider-Man and 75% Jason Reynolds, which is completely accurate. I absolutely LOVED this take on Miles Morales and can’t recommend it enough. What Jason does to transform the history and […]
Book Rewind Review: The Last Wish of Sasha Cade by Cheyenne Young There’s no way I was leaving this story with anything but a puddle of feels with a title like The Last Wish of Sasha Cade but damn, I did not expect to feel as many thing as I […]
Book Rewind Audiobook Review: Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson When I picked up Allegedly, I thought I was starting a contemporary focused on our broken juvenile justice system. While the story dives deep into the subject, what I didn’t realize is I was picking up a thriller. A thriller that […]
Review: How to Be Remy Cameron by Julian Winters Raise your hand if you love character driven stories! Two hands up for me. I adored How to Be Remy Cameron and can not wait for all Julian Winters will write into this world. Check out why you need a little […]
Audiobook Review & Giveaway: Let’s Talk About Love by Claire Kann Let’s Talk About Love by Claire Kann is a wonderful book to read during Pride! This college-age love story has one of the best BiRomantic Asexual representation I’ve read! It is also one of our selections for our Black […]