If you're part of Book-Twitter, you've probably already come across the latest drama already; that of Mackenzi Lee drawing, leaving notes, and signing her name in other authors' books on the title page where they would typically sign themselves. This was done, according to Mackenzi, to help promote the indie bookstore where she works. Each signature,…
Ugh. I remember the first time I came across The Adventures of Captain Underpants as a kid. It was during the Scholastic Book Fair, I believe--it may have been a different one, but it was one of those events--and I vaguely recall being uninterested. Flash forward some time and for some reason, I still cannot fathom to…
Part of my reasoning for requesting this book had to do with research. Which is somewhat ironic considering that The Mermaid Atlas by Anna Claybourne and illustrated by Miren Asiain Lora likely took an insane amount of research to write. This atlas, as you might expect, goes all across the world to bring you the truth…
Happy book birthday to Fake It Till You Make It by Anne Harper! Barring the fact that this book title goes along with the nonsense spelling of till--until shortened is actually TIL--I'm really excited about this one. There are a number of choice words I have about the idea of expecting anything posted on the…
A Girl in Three Parts by Suzanne Daniel is one of those books I almost want to say no to just because it seems so heavy. At the end of the day, I know I'm still going to add it to my TBR but I'll definitely have to be in a certain headspace to pick it…
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