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THE SCOOP is a fast-paced novel set in the world of digital gutter journalism

Funny and fast-paced, The Scoop is a searing indictment of our chronically online world, where the truth is relegated to a footnote. The post THE SCOOP is a fast-paced novel set in...

‘Views’ by Marc-Uwe Kling: A Book Review

'Views' by Marc-Uwe Kling is a visceral thriller that covers tough topics and examines the role of AI and social media in the creation of societal division.

The Great Boomsky – Editorial Review

  Title: The Great Boomsky: The Many Lives of Magic’s First Black Superstar Author: Margaret Steele Genre: Biography   In 1891, Milton Hudson Everett was a 13-year-old boy offered...

Phoebe Berman’s Gonna Lose It by Brooke Averick

A spoiler-free, deeply read review of Brooke Averick's debut Phoebe Berman's Gonna Lose It. Honest praise for its sharp anxiety writing, ensemble friend group, and pre-K classroom...

Nöthin' But a Good Time

I had high hopes for this one but, even though it's an entertaining read, it failed to deliver on several fronts. The biggest problem is the book's structure. The authors wrote not...

Bug Ego, vol. 1 | Review

Two high schoolers discover life-altering "hacks" in this surreal manga.

THE UNMAGICAL LIFE OF BRIAR JONES by Lex Croucher (BOOK REVIEW)

The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones by Lex Croucher follows Briar as they finally enter the gates of Temple, the elite boarding school (rumoured to be magical) and the object of obse...

Love by the Book by Jessica George

Love by the Book by Jessica George follows two very different women, a struggling novelist and a guarded schoolteacher, as they find each other in a London bookshop. This honest, s...

Review: Behind the Screens

Behind the Screens not only offers friendly and timely information about navigating the online world, it also empowers and reassures young people that their choices and actions can...

Book Review: Robert B. Parker’s Booked by Alison Gaylin

Boston PI Sunny Randall has a well-deserved reputation as a fixer and sleuth. In Robert B. Parker’s interconnected world, Spenser, Jesse Stone, and Sunny all have a deep bench they...

Review : Judgy Bunny and the Terrible Beach

Judgy Bunny is a cute little character with a very big (negative) attitude. She has arrived at the beach and nothing is going to impress this bunny. It’s too hot, too sandy, too ma...

REVIEW: The Roach King of Raleigh: A Young Adult Novel about Friendship, Survival, and Finding Hope When Life Falls Apa...

From Schneider Family Award-winning author Shannon Stocker comes The Roach King of Raleigh, an unflinching YA novel about a high school sophomore who’s determined to rise above his...

Zoey’s Zany Life – Editorial Review

  Title: Zoey’s Zany Life Author: Mikayla Lowery Genre: MG Fiction / Humor   Zoey’s Zany Life, by Mikayla Lowery, is intended as a book for a middle grade/pre-teen audience, most l...

Graphic Novel Review: OPTING OUT provides a different path forward

Review: The Amazing Generation – Your Guide To Fun And Freedom In A Screen-filled World

Encouraging young readers to strengthen their powers of attention and think for themselves, The Amazing Generation lays out scientific and anecdotal evidence of the deliberately ad...

PATRICIA WANTS TO CUDDLE by Samantha Allen (BOOK REVIEW)

I was on Instagram, and saw a review for Patricia Wants to Cuddle. I barely remember what the review said, something about a reality show on an island, I was entranced by the books...

REVIEW: The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer

The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer: Rainy March comes from a long line of Book Witches, guardians who jump into novels to protect stories from being changed. Armed with her magical umbr...

Boomers In Mexico: Fun Side Of The Wall {Book Review}

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Trapped, by Bella Olson | Book Review

A perfect fit for middle-grade readers who enjoy fast-paced adventures, quirky humor, and stories that celebrate being "weird." The post Trapped, by Bella Olson | Book Review first...

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Orion Casey lives for music, but she won’t sing in public. She developed a phobia after her frenemy, Melissa Rae, and her minions openly mocked Orion’s singing voice. So while Meli...

Crazy for You

I recently took advantage of Fantagraphics' annual Fantabucks sale, and Crazy for You is the first book I've received and read from them. It contains two short stories written by n...

Review of Ghost Business by Jen DeLuca (ebook)

Clashing ghost tours lead to a sizzling romantic rivalry in the second romance in the new series from USA Today bestselling author Jen DeLuca. Boneyard Key, Florida, is the only ho...

REVIEW: Your Behavior Will Be Monitored by Justin Feinstein

This compulsively readable novel wrestles with vital questions of our time: sentience, purpose, life, death…and how to make a really good commercial. Told entirely through question...

Review: Swearwolves

Do not let the title of this book turn you off straight away. Hear me out first because the subject matter is treated in an exceptionally mature way and, let’s be honest, those wor...