Best Apps for Book Lovers
Amanda The introduction of technology has forever changed the face of reading. And I’m not just talking about the ebook vs. hard copy book debate (we’ll get into that another time);…
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Read to Resist: Immigrant Voices
In the current political climate, I can’t help but feel useless. After all, I don’t have much in the way of political power and my following is small compared to…
Pros and Cons of Audiobooks
Within the last year, I’ve gotten into listening to audiobooks, especially when I’m working out. I started with an Audible subscription, but since I’ve been listening to the Game of…
Young Adult Books for Your Summer Reading List
Since it’s June, I thought it would be fitting to create a summer reading list featuring some of my favorite young adult books! With adventure, whirlwind romances, and quirky characters,…
Confessions of a Bookseller
As a bookseller, I’m always just as excited when I help you find a new book to read. I’m also excited when you come back into the store and tell…
Books for Campus Pride Month
Though Pride isn’t officially until June, April is when a lot of college campuses celebrate Pride–mostly due to the fact the majority of students aren’t there in June. With the…
Representation Matters
The movie Love, Simon was released this past weekend, to an overwhelmingly positive reception. Not only did it receive 91% on Rotten Tomatoes, people took to Twitter, exclaiming how much…
January Wrap-up
The end of January is upon us already, can you believe it? The first month of 2018 has been a pretty uneventful one for me, except I did just get…
5 YA Books to Add to Your 2018 TBR
Young adult literature, as an industry, had a fantastic year last year. New authors debuted remarkable texts, like Angie Thomas’s The Hate U Give, and well-established authors came out with…
2017: A Year in Review
2017 was an interesting year for me. I moved to Chicago for an internship, traveled to England, read a lot, went to a children’s literature conference, and finally made a…