I truly loved the way that Lord used the secret identity trope in Tweet Cute, through both the app and the Twitter feud. It was an absolutely delightful read. I received an eARC of Tweet…
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Category: Young Adult
YA Books to Buy in January
1 of 18 It’s almost 2020, which means we’ll get a ton of new YA books to knock our socks off! Check out this slideshow to find the ones we’re excited about here at Let’s…
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Review: Tarnished Are the Stars by Rosiee Thor
You have probably figured out by now that I will read almost anything for good asexual rep, but when it’s science fiction that is this beautifully crafted? Tarnished Are the Stars had me constantly hunting…
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Author Interview: Charlotte Nicole Davis
Hey, little foxes! Welcome to another installment of 5 Questions with Kristyn. Today, I’d like to introduce you to Charlotte Nicole Davis, author of The Good Luck Girls! When I read the synopsis, the…
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Review: Topside by J.N. Monk, Harry Bogosian
Topside offered glimpses of a well thought out universe and beautiful art, but it didn’t quite hit the mark for me because there wasn’t quite enough backstory. I received an eARC of Topside from Netgalley…
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Review: Who Put This Song On? by Morgan Parker
This book surprised me in a lot of ways, but I found myself thoroughly wrapped in it before I knew what was happening. Who Put This Song On? is an unusual novel that needs to be…
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Review: It’s A Whole Spiel Anthology
It’s A Whole Spiel is an important, earnest, joyful anthology about modern-day Jewish life for quite a few different teenagers. I absolutely loved it. I received an eARC of It’s A Whole Spiel from Netgalley…
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Review: The Path to Dusk by Miri Castor
If you’ve read the rest of the Opal Charm series, you might think you know everything there is to know about Jermaine and his adventures in Athre. Well, think again and read The Path to…
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Review: Color Me In by Natasha Díaz
Color Me In is a lyrical, stunning ownvoices debut novel that you won’t want to put down. Here’s why. I received an eARC of Color Me In from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.…
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Review: The Importance of Being Wilde at Heart by R. Zamora Linmark
I really wanted to like The Importance of Being Wilde at Heart, but I feel like I got a very different book than I expected. That made this book really disappointing to me. I received…
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