Hey, little foxes! Welcome to another installment of 5 Questions with Kristyn. Today, I’d like to introduce you to Zina Hutton, author of Judge Anderson: Flytrap! Zina is Black and nonbinary using she/they pronouns and…
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The Okay Witch is a sweet, beautiful graphic novel that just made my heart happy. It’s all about family, friendship and being true to yourself. What’s more important for middle schoolers? I received an eARC…
View More Review: The Okay Witch by Emma Steinkellner
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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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…
View More Review: The Path to Dusk by Miri Castor
Hello, friends! Today I’m here to introduce you to my upcoming short story in the Elisade Universe! If you are a regular reader here at Let’s Fox About It, you know me pretty well, but…
View More Cover Reveal: Pack Ties by Ceillie Simkiss
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.…
View More Review: Color Me In by Natasha Díaz
Hello, my lovely romance readers and welcome to a brand new episode of Mina is Shook. Just kidding, that isn’t a thing. Though it should be starting now because Trashed by Mia Hopkins left me…
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Playing House is the first book in a series about housing nerds that you’ll kick yourself for missing out on. I’m thrilled that I got to read it early. I received an eARC of Playing…
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Rai succeeds in delivering yet another tight, lovely romance in The Right Swipe. Which is great news because we love Alisha Rai and we want all the books from her! If you don’t know me…
View More Review: The Right Swipe by Alisha Rai
In theory, Please Send Help is a story I would love. It’s an epistolary novel about two best friends right out of college who have to figure out their path into the world. However, this…
View More Review: Please Send Help by Gaby Dunn, Allison Raskin