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Three Anthologies to Add to your TBRThere’s nothing I like more than reading an anthology story before bed. It’s a fun way to get bite size stories directly before I...
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Review: The First Bright Thing by J.R. DawsonThe First Bright Thing is a stunning debut about found family, toxic relationships, and love. I couldn’t stop reading this one – I...
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Review: The Queens of New York by E.L. ShenThe Queens of New York is a gorgeous story about friendship. It’s about navigating our dreams, our past trauma, and figure out our place...
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Review: Threads that Bind by Kika HatzopoulouIf you’ve been looking for a Greek mythology inspired world with a gritty and dangerous crime underbelly this is for you! Threads that Bind...
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Review: The Dos and Donuts of Love by Adiba JaigirdarThe Dos and Donuts of Love is a charming queer contemporary full of food puns and competition. For fans of reality TV, baking, and rivalry this...
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Review: Going Bicoastal by Dahlia AdlerGoing Bicoastal is an utter delight. It’s this dual timeline story about choices, new experiences, and love. If you love “Sliding...
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Review: City of Vicious Night by Claire WinnCity of Vicious Night is the anticipated sequel to City of Shattered Light . For me, the plot ended up completely hooking me around halfway...
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Review: Out of Character by Jenna MillerOut of Character is a love letter to fan fiction, friendship, and love. It’s a book that flew by as we are immersed in Cass’s...
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Review: Rubi Ramos’s Recipe for Success by Jessica ParraIf you love the idea of baking competitions and first loves, then you have to read Rubi Ramos’s Recipe for Success . This YA contemporary...
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Review: Shanghai Immortal by A.Y. ChaoI love the idea of a supernatural hell, a reckless and sassy main character, and a quest for justice. Shanghai Immortal is an entertaining...
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Review: All the Rights Notes by Dominic LimAll the Rights Notes is a charming romance debut about falling in love, second chances, and being brave. If you love music and childhood...
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Review: Emma and the Queen of Featherstone by Lindsay FrycWe love SF middle grade books and Emma and the Queen of Featherstone is a fabulous story about friendship. It’s a delightful and fun story...
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Review: The Davenports by Krystal MarquisIf you love a story about friendship, privilege, and choices, you have to read The Davenports . This is for fans of stories like Little Women ,...
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Review: Even if the Sky is Falling edited by Taj McCoyIf you love the idea of an interconnected short story in danger of a meteor strike, then you have to add Even if the Sky is Falling . I love this...
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Blog Tour: Book Review: Painted Devils by Margaret OwenI cried so many tears while reading Painted Devils . And I think you should too, so pick up this sequel which I absolutely adored. Keep reading...
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Review: Skating on Mars by Caroline HuntoonSkating on Mars made my heart swoon. It’s one of those middle grade books I want to recommend to everyone. Don’t even continue...
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Review: The Song of Us by Kate FussnerThe Song of Us is one of the most unique middle grade reads I’ve read in a while. This Orpheus and Eurydice sapphic retelling in verse is...
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Review: Love at First Set by Jennifer DuganWe love a messy situation and Love at First Set has that plus a perfect disastrous meet cute. From Dugan, this adult romance debut is a blend of...
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Review: You Don’t Have a Shot by Racquel MarieMarie’s latest release is an utter win. You Don’t Have a Shot is emotionally row, swoony, and action packed. For fans “Bend it...
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May’s Libro.fm Sale Audiobook PicksI am so happy I am keeping up with this series to bring you my favorite picks from Libro.fm’s monthly sales. If you don’t know about...
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Review: Wings in the Wild by Margarita EngleWings in the Wild is an in verse novel about love, freedom, and friendship. It’s a story about sacrifice, art, and love. If you love verse...
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Review: Forget Me Not by Alyson DerrickIf you love emotional books and “The Vow” this is for you. I read this one in a matter of days I was so obsessed. The emotional highs...
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Review: A Shadow Crown by Melissa BlairA Shadow Crown is one of those sequels which just gets you even more excited for the future. Blair delivers some truly emotional scenes in this...
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Review: Yellowface by RF KuangTo be honest, I’ve been sitting on this review for a few days now just to figure out how to begin speaking about Yellowface . Kuang is one...
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Announcing all the May Panels!I have a pretty packed May and so I wanted to let you all know about the panels you have in store. There are some truly fabulous ones that you all...
