Category: Young Adult
Review: “The Getaway List,” by Emma Lord
If Emma Lord has 10,000 fans, I am one of them. If Emma Lord has one fan, it is me. If Emma Lord...
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Review: “Bring Me Your Midnight,” by Rachel Griffin
Bring Me Your Midnight, by Rachel Griffin, is a YA standalone fantasy following a coven of witches...
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Review: “If You Still Recognise Me,” by Cynthia So
If You Still Recognize Me, by Cynthia So, follows Elsie, a closeted bisexual girl, during the...
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Review: Hot Dutch Daydream, by Kristy Boyce
Hot Dutch Daydream, by Kristy Boyce, follows Sage Cunningham, an American girl who is spending the...
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Review: “Nine Liars,” by Maureen Johnson
Nine Liars, by Maureen Johnson, is the fifth book in the Truly Devious series. In this...
Read MoreReview: “Everyone Hates Kelsie Miller,” by Meredith Ireland
Everyone Hates Kelsie Miller, by Meredith Ireland, follows Kelsie, whose best friend, Briana, just moved across the country and ghosted her, leaving her unsure what she has done to warrant it. When school golden boy (and...
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Review: “Well, That Was Unexpected,” by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Sharlot Citra is about to have sex with her boyfriend when her mother catches them and rushes her...
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Review: “Each Night Was Illuminated,” by Jodi Lynn Anderson
Each Night Was Illuminated, by Jodi Lynn Anderson, follows Cassie, a girl who simultaneously has...
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Review: “Other Ever Afters,” by Melanie Gilman
Other Ever Afters, by Melanie Gilman, is a collection of comics depicting queer and feminist fairy...
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Review: “The Dragon’s Promise,” by Elizabeth Lim
The Dragon’s Promise, by Elizabeth Lim, starts immediately after the events of Six Crimson...
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Review: “Accomplished,” by Amanda Quain
Accomplished, by Amanda Quain, is a contemporary retelling of Pride & Prejudice focused on...
Read More“Long Story Short,” by Serena Kaylor Review
Long Story Short, by Serena Kaylor, follows Beatrice Quinn, an extremely smart 16-year-old who grew up being homeschooled. When she is accepted to Oxford after applying without her parent’s permission, they agree to let...
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