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Pretending He’s Mine is a trope-loving reader’s dream that revolves around Ashley, who’s had the biggest torch for her brother’s best friend/agent Julian, who has nowhere to go but his place. Forced proximity, realizing dreams and a ridiculous amount of unresolved sexual tension later, PLUS a wedding, you’ll find yourself pretending Mia Sosa would write the […]
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Jackie Lau’s first romance book Grumpy Fake Boyfriend is a delightful contemporary with an introverted sci-fi writer named Will. Will agrees to be his best friend’s younger sister, Naomi, boyfriend for a weekend. Meet Will. He is grumpy, introverted, low-maintenance and is the kind of hero you wouldn’t expect to love so much. Will is the […]
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Hello, dear readers. Today, I’m here to introduce you to Melly, who stars in Drum Roll, Please, a delightful middle grade story by Lisa Jenn Bigelow that features a f/f crush at camp. If Drum Roll, Please sounds up your alley, I highly recommend it! You can pick up a copy on Amazon or Indiebound! Hello, Melly! […]
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Hello, little foxes! Welcome to Let’s Fox About It’s first character interview with Leila and Sarika, the dynamic duo at the center of Eric Smith’s The Girl and the Grove, which came out on May 8 from Flux Books. I read The Girl and the Grove as an eARC and reviewed it for my personal blog, but I […]
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From Twinkle With Love is the dramatic diary of a teenage Indian American filmmaker as she traverses the process of making her first real film, as well as the troubles of young love and friendship. I received an eARC of From Twinkle With Love from Netgalley, courtesy of Simon Pulse, in exchange for an honest review. We […]
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Aisha Saeed’s middle grade debut, Amal Unbound, is a heartbreaking, poignant reminder not to give up, and the power of education. Main character Amal, a young Pakistani girl, is the kind of person we should all want to be. Amal Unbound takes on a lot of hard issues. It doesn’t shy away from the hard truths and the […]
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Anna Hecker’s debut, When the Beat Drops, is a masterpiece of a novel, composed specifically to break the reader’s heart. It was lyrical and stunning in a way that only a fellow musician can write. I received an eARC of When the Beat Drops via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I’m also mutuals with the […]
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