Read to Resist: Asexual Awareness Week
Amanda So, I missed writing a post for actual Asexual Awareness Week (which was October 21-27), so I’m just going to do a list now! Asexuality is the lack of, or…
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Supporting Transgender Voices in YA
With the recent news that the Trump administration is actively working to narrow definitions of gender, we need to support and share stories by transgender and non-binary authors. So, this…
Review: The Darkest Star
Title: The Darkest Star Author: Jennifer L. Armentrout Publisher: Tor Teen Publication Date: October 30, 2018 I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest…
Review: Broken Things
Five years ago, Summer Marks was murdered in the woods. Her best friends, Mia and Brynn, are the prime suspects; the three were nearly inseparable, united by their love for…
Review: What If It’s Us
“I believe in love at first sight. Fate, the universe, all of it. But not how you’re thinking. I don’t mean it in the our souls were split and you’re…
Review: The Brighton Duology
Magnus Brighton took over the United States as king years ago, claiming it was for the good of the citizens. His “good intentions” made him create the KEY program, giving…
Review: Social Intercourse
Title: Social Intercourse Author: Greg Howard Publisher: Simon & Schuster Publication Date: June 5, 2018 I received a copy of this book from Net Galley and Simon & Schuster in…
Review: The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza
“What happens if the world ends?” Freddie said. “Maybe it already has,” I said, “and this is it. Now we have the opportunity to start over and try to do…
Review: The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik
“I romanticize my past and I romanticize my future; right now is always the bleakest moment of my life.” – David Arnold, The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik Noah Oakman…
Review: Leah on the Offbeat
“That has to be the best part of being in love–the feeling of having a home in someone else’s brain.” -Becky Albertalli, Leah on the Offbeat Picking up where Simon…