February 2018 YA Releases
These February 2018 YA books are sure to help you escape the cold!
Rebekah Crane on Taking Charge of Her Imagination
Enjoy a brief window into author Rebekah Crane’s writing process and inspiration before the release of her new book, The Upside of Falling Down!
Reining In My Love for ‘Reign the Earth’ | A Spoiler-Free Review
‘Reign the Earth’ was an immersive, wonderfully-written YA fantasy. Strong women, magic, a pinch of politics, and thoughtful plotlines make this a must-read.
The Adventures of ‘Tess of the Road’ | A Spoiler-Free Review
While this book is set in the world of the popular fantasy ‘Seraphina,’ it stands by itself.
‘Zenith’ Falls All the Way Back Down to Earth
Let’s talk about Zenith, a hotly-anticipated book that let me so, so far down.
January 2018 YA Releases to Help You Forget 2017
Use these January 2018 YA book releases to help dull the pain of 2017…
In Love with ‘Love, Hate & Other Filters’ | A Spoiler-Free Review
Find out why I loved ‘Love, Hate & Other Filters,’ and find out where Ahmed’s inspiration came from!
A unique take on a beloved classic: ‘Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice in 61 Haiku (1,037 Syllables!)’
James Gaynor’s unique take on a beloved classic left me entertained: Here’s why.
New ‘Neverwhere’ Illustrations: Fresh Addition or Distraction?
Do new illustrations gracing pages of updated ‘Neverwhere’ editions add something to the classic Neil Gaiman novel, or are they a distraction? Find out here!
Fiction Forward #5: A Non-Problematic YA Fantasy?
Today Jackie and Kelly talk about Before She Ignites, a YA fantasy by Jodi Meadows. While all of the characters are POC, Meadows is actually white. This could go terribly, terribly wrong. Or… maybe not?
‘The City of Brass’ Lit Me Up | A Spoiler-Free Review
‘The City of Brass’ is an awesome journey into the world of djinn. Read our spoiler free review here!
‘The Dark Intercept’ Falls Flat | A Spoiler-Free Review
‘The Dark Intercept’ had a lot of promise but fell flat for me. Find out why!
BookCon 2018: Guests, Tickets and More
Find out who’s going to be at BookCon 2018 and where to buy tickets!
Which Author is Most Popular in Your State?
Scribd, a reading subscription service, has released a map to tell you which author is the most popular in each state.
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.
‘Carry On’ Being Magickal | A Review
While ‘Carry On’ had its issues, I still loved it and recommend it to everyone!