Young Adult New Releases October 14th 2025 Happy New Release Tuesday! A very happy book birthday to all the new YA books hitting the shelves today, most of them can be seen below. We know that this time of year, a lot of books are dropping, but put some on […]
Author Interview: Blood Moon by Britney S. Lewis With Blood Moon, Britney Lewis invites readers into Timber Plains, Kansas, a small town where secrets run deep, the shadows stretch long, and danger prowls just beneath the surface. At its heart is Mira, a young woman caught between the ache of abandonment […]
Young Adult New Releases October 7th 2025 Happy New Release Tuesday! Time to wish a very happy book birthday to all the 20+ YA books hitting the shelves, most of them can be seen below. Be sure to add some to your never ending TBRs and if you plan on […]
Feature: Banned Books Week 2025 It’s that time of year, and the world needs to stand behind free access to reading more than ever, never has Banned Books Week been more important as the USA falls further into fascist propaganda from the far right and religious zealots. Banned Books Week […]
Review: Absolutely Everything by Damian Alexander Middle school is messy, complicated, and full of changes, and Damian Alexander captures all of it with humor and heart in Absolutely Everything. This new middle grade graphic novel follows Marcella, a sixth grader juggling shifting friendships, a family move, and the daily challenges […]
Young Adult New Releases September 30th 2025 We are literally full on into the FALL season and books are releasing faster than anyone could possibly read them all, but we are trying our best (ha)! Check out most of the YA books hitting shelves today, and there is also a […]
Author Interview: Fireblooms by Alexandra Villasante Alexandra’s Fireblooms imagines New Gault, a so-called utopia where every word is monitored, and silence can cost you everything. Through the intertwined stories of Lu, a queer teen desperate to stay “safe,” and Sebas, who faces impossible choices while caring for his ailing mother, […]
ARC Review: The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala Ryan La Sala has done it again. Dead of Summer is creepy, campy (C A M P Y), heartfelt, and just plain fun. Think Stephen King meets Holly Jackson with a dash of We Were Liars…but also drag queens, queer […]
Young Adult New Releases September 23rd 2025 A Very Happy Book Birthday to all the books hitting shelves today! Check out most of today’s Young Adult New Releases below and add some to your TBRs or your shelves! If you appreciate our work you can support us by using our […]
Review: Leaving the Station by Jake Maia Arlow Perfect for #SapphicSeptember as well as holiday reads, Leaving the Station by Jake Maia Arlow, set on a cross-country train ride over Thanksgiving break from our MCs first semester of college while they explore who and what they want out of life…just […]