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Book Review – Binti by Nnedi Okorafor. A short book with a powerful punch. This is 96 pages of MASTERY!

This book was originally published a year after I was born, so why has it taken over fifty years for me to read it!? It might be easy to...

A poignant read about self-identity, love, family, and sexuality set against a backdrop of cultural coming-of-age. This story follows...

What a cool experience to come back to this story of Bella and Edward fifteen years later, and now from Edward’s perspective. I...

John Bolton writes a fly-on-the-wall style memoir that gives us a peek into a world most of us will never be a part of.

As a kid from the 80’s I loved all the pop references—not too many to lose current YA readers...

In this fourth, and final installment to the series, Stargazer Girl follows Evelyn on her journey across the stars...

The Girl in the Moon is the story of Angela Constantine, who as a girl comes from a rough family life (or lack of it) filled with abuse...

...the story was original, solid-paced and full of kick-ass teen girls, and I enjoyed the read…but I didn’t LOVE it ...

This is a character-driven tale, both haunting and beautiful at the same time and totally hard to put down once your are immersed into Kya's

Avoid this read if you don’t like reading explicit, sexual content. If that doesn’t bother you, then I recommend this book for a fast-paced

I liken this to Percy Jackson for adult women in this character-driven mythical story that explores the journey of independence,...

“I can’t help I was born an artist,” Remmy thinks early in the book, a sentiment that could be a metaphor for current societal situations.

The romance is sweet and makes you just want to be back as a teen experiencing first love. Swoon.

... I found was an ingenious story about good and evil and the blurred lines of both, all done in a comedic style...

Tara’s life is intriguing and scary...it follows her life isolated from main stream society in a self-sustaining family of survivalists...

Book Review – The Man on the Mountaintop, by Susan Trott The first half of the book read like a character study rather than a story, and...

I found it extreme in its violence and crudeness to the point that the main character is so extreme he’s almost a caricature...