Review: Afterimage by Naomi Hughes
Afterimage never ceased to surprise me. The plot of the book is all mystery, intrigue, and thrills which only builds…
Review: The Impossible Girl by Lydia Kang
I can never get enough of Lydia Kang. Is there a book that Kang writes that isn’t phenomenal? So yes,…
Review: The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein by Kiersten White
This is the year for Mary Shelley and for Frankenstein. I couldn’t be happier. As someone who is a mega…
Review: Sisters of the Winter Wood by Rena Rossner
Sisters of the Winter Wood is lush, imaginative, and absolutely captivating. It mixes mythology, Goblin Market, and Jewish history to…
July/August Wrap Up
So I completely forgot about my July Wrap up. Let me explain. During the month of July my internship was…
Review: The Dinner List by Rebecca Serle
The Dinner List just hit me in the feels. I wasn’t even expecting it. But for some reason this adult…