Audiobook Review: Fatal Throne by Various Authors There are certain parts of history that never fail to pull me in. I’m endlessly fascinated by the complex political layers that led to trench warfare in World War I. I love diving into the mysteries and innovations of ancient Egypt. Lately I’ve […]
ARC Review: Better the Devil by Erik J. Brown Some books pull you in because they are fun. Others pull you in because they feel dangerous to read, like you know things are going to go wrong and you keep turning pages anyway. Better the Devil is very much the […]
Audiobook Review: Thirsty by Lucy Lehane I have been deep in a vampire era lately so when I got the Thirsty audiobook from Mac Audio (TY!), I was thrilled. I knew I wanted something queer, paranormal, funny and a little messy, and this checked every single box. From the first […]
Audiobook Review: Sisters in the Wind by Angeline Boulley Angeline Boulley has completely wrecked me, in the best way possible. Sisters in the Wind is raw, emotional, and unputdownable, and listening to it on audio made the whole experience even more powerful. Sisters in the Wind is gut-wrenching, beautiful, and […]
Feature: 5 Reasons to Read The Gift Exchange: A Young Adult Holiday Anthology edited by Nicole Frail If you’re looking for a holiday read that feels like settling in under a blanket with a mug of something warm, The Gift Exchange is such a sweet addition to your December TBR. […]
Review: Autumn, Enchanted: Falling for Everything She Does Is Magic and A Hexcellent Chance to Fall in Love I built my TBR around what will feel like fall, and these two delivered exactly that vibe: pumpkin-spiced enchantment, small-town magic, and queer love that blooms when the nights get longer. They […]
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 […]
Audiobook Review: Tell Me Something Good by Court Stevens I finished the audiobook of Tell Me Something Good by Court Stevens, and I couldn’t shake it. Court takes us to two towns on opposite sides of the Ohio River, divided not just by water but by money, power, and secrets […]
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 […]
Audiobook Review: All Fired Up by M.K. England M.K. England has long been one of my comfort-read authors, the kind I reach for when I want a story that is fun, heartfelt, and just a little chaotic in the best way. All Fired Up captures everything I love about their […]