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I read and loved Yoon Ha Lee’s Machineries of Empire trilogy (and associated short stories) and I’ve enjoyed both of the other books that have come out under the Rick Riordan Presents imprint. I knew I needed to read Dragon Pearl from my love of those alone. Even with high expectations, Dragon Pearl did not disappoint me at […]
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Hello, little foxes! Today I’d like to introduce you to Gail D. Villanueva, author of the upcoming My Fate According to the Butterfly from Scholastic in 2019! ∼*∼ What made you become a writer? Was there a certain event or person that inspired you? I’d love to say I’ve always wanted to be a writer, […]
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The Benefits of Being an Octopus is a debut novel that deals with the realities of poverty, gun and domestic violence – all through the eyes of a seventh grade girl who’s more used to caring for her siblings than she is for herself. I received an eARC of The Benefits of Being An Octopus from […]
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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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Ellen Klages’ Out of Left Field is a story that tells the history of women and minorities in baseball, from the view of a 10-year-old girl who’s kicked out of Little League because of her gender. It needed just a little bit more space to really be a home run, though. I received a physical ARC […]
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