
Sarah Fine’s ‘Uncanny’ Lives Up to Its Name | A Spoiler-Free Review
Uncanny is an uncomfortably fascinating read that examines what actions someone is willing to take when emotions overtake reason.
Just love books.

Uncanny is an uncomfortably fascinating read that examines what actions someone is willing to take when emotions overtake reason.

While ‘Carry On’ had its issues, I still loved it and recommend it to everyone!

We talk about the YA standalone “Carry On” by Rainbow Rowell. It’s sort of Harry Potter, but not, and it has some lovely LGBT representation. Let’s dig in.

Iturbe’s amazing writing will allow you to stare into the maw of the Nazi death machine. Read this book.