SignedBookSundays: Signed Books, Monthly Wrap Up, & Personal Reflections Welcome to our monthly feature where we talk about what we read, adopted into our libraries, and what’s on our minds. After hosting #SignedBookSundays for 4+ years, we are transitioning to this format as a way to share signed books and […]
Review: A Pho Love Story by Loan Le You may think this is just another Romeo and Juliet story. Two lovestruck teens whose families work across from each other, both owning a Vietnamese restaurants, and have been feuding before their time? There is so much more there than you know. […]
Review: Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas was released last week and I am so excited for the world that they get to read another brilliant novel from Aiden! This one is a dark retelling of Peter Pan, and I […]
Review: This is Not the Jess Show by Anna Carey Raise your hand if you miss Black Mirror? What about the simpler times before social media (especially in the world we currently live in)? Enter This is Not the Jess Show, a story that explores the complexity of the world […]
Review: Aurora Burning by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff Who else checks social media on a regular basis hoping to find news of the third book in the Aurora Cycle? Just me? No, I know you all are out there looking too. Book one was a ride and book two […]
Author Interview & Review: Those Who Prey by Jennifer Moffett Cult books are on the rise within YA fiction and When We Prey is the perfect pick to dive in. Set in the 90s college scene, it’s an easy segway to the dark world is cults that many of the […]
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 […]
Review: The Project by Courtney Summers What do you get when you combine Courtney Summers with the ultimate cult from your nightmares? A mindfuck, that’s what. The Project is the book to pick up this spring. Fall in love with Courtney’s best-worst characters yet and pick up this book, out […]
Review: The Electric Kingdom by David Arnold If you’ve read David’s other stories, you know the characters come first and the plot next. And by characters I mean the the people and the world building, which plays a critical role in The Electric Kingdom. Check out my thoughts below, and […]
Comic Crush Saturday: January 16th, 2021 Featured Review of the Week Claudia Gray is the queen of taking IP and turning it into gold (she also seems to live in a world without time because HOW DOES SHE DO IT ALL?!). To say I was excited for House of El: […]