Blog Tour & Author Interview: One Word, Six Letters by Adib Khorram We’ve been following Adib Khorram’s work since Darius the Great Is Not Okay, and watching him build a body of work that consistently makes space for readers who don’t often see themselves on the page. His newest novel, […]
Comic Crush: That Time I Marathoned a Stack of Graphic Novels on My TBR I didn’t mean to curate an identity under pressure marathon, but looking at my TBR pile, that’s exactly what happened (with a side of awards season). I just powered through four graphic novels that couldn’t be […]
Young Adult New Releases March 17th 2026 Another week of new releases are upon us! Check out most of today’s YA books hitting the shelves below! Check out our amazing indie bookseller affiliates Bookshop or Libro.fm – remember that supporting these alternatives to the billionaires not only helps local bookstores, but also the planet […]
Feature: What We’re Reading for the Trans Rights Readathon We have been doing this long enough to remember when trans stories in YA were rare, fragile things. A book here, an anthology there, authors writing characters into existence with one eye on the market and one eye on survival. We […]
Author Interview: Deadly Ever After by Brittany Johnson Fairy tales promise happy endings, but Deadly Ever After by Brittany Johnson asks a darker question: what happens when love itself becomes the risk? In this sharp, emotionally layered reimagining, Amala and Kha’dasia don’t just fight fate; they fight the expectations placed […]
Young Adult New Releases March 10th 2026 If last week was too big of a release week for you then today is a reprieve. BUT every release is a joy to us! Check out our amazing indie bookseller affiliates Bookshop or Libro.fm – remember that supporting these alternatives to the billionaires not only helps […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Time-Tripping Over You by Brennon Lane Time-Tripping Over You is a queer time travel debut written by Black, queer, trans author Brennon Lane, who has said he hopes his books offer the diverse representation he always wanted. The story follows Silas, a Black and trans […]
Author Interview: Heiress of Nowhere by Stacey Lee Stacey Lee has always written heroines who stand at the fault line between who they’re expected to be and who they dare to become, and Heiress of Nowhere might be her most haunting exploration of that tension yet. Set on an Orcas […]
Book Recommendation: The Kiss Bet by Farrah Penn Most of us remember the specific, shaky brand of panic that comes with a first kiss. It is that universal rite of passage that stays vivid because it is usually some combination of hopeful, messy, and deeply awkward. This is the exact […]
Young Adult New Releases March 3rd 2026 Happy March! As the weather shifts into spring we are in for a massive release day for YA books! With over 20 YA books hitting the shelves today there has to be something for everyone! Check out our amazing indie bookseller affiliates Bookshop or Libro.fm – remember […]