Re-read 2020 After 3 ½ months stuck in quarantine, I think it really started getting to me. I needed something I knew I would fall...

** spoiler alert ** ' Things are changing,' Manon said. 'Good,' Asterin said. 'We're immortals. Things should change, and often, or...

I am thinking about the first words of another book. It was a pleasure to burn. More than anything, it was a pleasure to live. I am...

dnf @ 51% I am astonished that this was written by Shaun David Hutchinson. I have absolutely adored this works in the past, but this one... where do I even begin? I guess with the fact that I understand the message that he was trying to convey, but I think he kind of contradicts himself within the book. The heart of this story should have been that people need to look past assumptions based on others' parents, political views, race, sexuality, etc., but that became warped

~ Thank you to Edelweiss and HarperTeen for providing me with an early copy for review! Release date: May 12 ~ I went into this with some pretty average expectations, and I can honestly say I was pleasantly surprised. While I was expecting a light story of high school kids with a little magic, The Fascinators actually provided valuable commentary on prejudice in a way I've never seen done before. I'm not sure if this is an entirely original idea, but it is my first time r

'Do they still sing songs of my victory?' August choked. 'They do. And they’ll crescendo like beacons to the farthest reaches. With...

I'm grateful for my one life, but I'd prefer to live a thousand... This is one of the most relatable and thought-provoking books I've...