Game of Secrets by Kim Foster took far longer for me to finish and review than any book has a right to if it's less than 500 pages. And why was this? Well, Game of Secrets is your typical run-of-the-mill YA dystopian about a girl with powers who didn't know that she had powers. A novel with an…
Honestly, one of the first things to do with a book like this is to just take a moment to look at the absolutely beautiful arctic foxes on the cover of You Are Home With Me by Sarah Asper-Smith. If nothing else, it does an amazing job of pulling you into picking it up. There was…
I have to admit, I was quite thrown within the first several pages of The Black Mage by Daniel Barnes and illustrated by D. J. Kirkland. This graphic novel is incredibly bold and immensely terrifying, blatantly exposing racism in a way that can shock the reader, and I think is meant to shock the reader. It's…
Sunday used to be a day for Blogger Support Features, but as I'm winding down to a point where I don't have as many blogger friends to show off the amazing reviews of that I haven't already shown off once (I do it by volunteer, so you can join by signing up here if you…
No, no, no, no, no. I do not want to read The Universal Laws of Marco by Carmen Rodrigues. But also, I really want to read The Universal Laws of Marco by Carmen Rodrigues. Okay, so 90% of me is trying to shy away from this book because I know it is one hundred percent a contemporary…
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