Review: The Brighton Duology
Amanda 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…
Young Adult Literature
Read to Resist: Black Lives Matter
Today was the primary election for Michigan, and I couldn’t help but feel that it was a good day for a Read to Resist post, which I’m going to try…
Review: Sadie
“I’m dangerous. You shouldn’t underestimate people, I want to call out. I have a knife.” -Courtney Summers, Sadie I was provided an ARC from Wednesday Books in return for my…
Review: Thunderhead
“There is a fine line between freedom and permission. The former is necessary. The latter is dangerous–perhaps the most dangerous the species that created me has ever faced.” -Neal Shusterman,…
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: Crowns of Croswald
“The village, well, it had a lot of secrets. And its secrets need to be kept safe. So, the town’s name was like a key–those who knew the name could…
10 YA Road Trips to Read This Summer
Road trips are really the epitome of summer. What’s better than driving down an open road with your best friends, blasting your favorite music and eating all the junk food?…
Review: Brave Enough
Title: Brave Enough Author: Kati Gardner Publisher: Flux Publication Date: 21 August 2018 I received an ARC from Net Galley and Flux in exchange for my complete and honest review.…
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…
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…