‘Eternally Yours’ Review: An Anthology to Get You in the Spooky Mood
The spookiest time of year is upon us once again, and editor Patrice Caldwell is bringing readers the perfect anthology to get into the...
‘Demon in the Wood’ Review: A Beautifully Dark Origin Story
The world of Shadow and Bone is known across the globe because of its talented and #1 New York Times bestselling author, Leigh Bardugo....
‘The First to Die at the End’ Review: Hope and Heartbreak Collide in Adam Silvera’s Death-Cast Prequel
“For those who’ve been with me since the beginning.”
Five years ago, Adam Silvera introduced readers to the world of Death-Cast in his third book...
‘Attack of the Black Rectangles’ Review: A Timely Lesson on Censorship
Award-winning author Amy Sarig King takes a hard look at censorship and intolerance in her latest novel Attack of the Black Rectangles from Scholastic....
‘Moonflower’ Review: A Frank Exploration of Depression and Healing by Kacen Callender
Note: This review is spoiler-free but will contain mentions of suicidal ideation.
Award-winning author Kacen Callender is returning to the middle grade space with their...
‘A Taste of Magic’ Review: An Enchanting and Inventive Middle Grade Debut by J. Elle
J. Elle made waves with her Wings of Ebony YA duology, and now, she’s paving a road through the middle grade space. In her...