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Two side by side images of the book cover for Huda F Would Love You? by Huda Fahmy. Under the author's name it says author of National Book Award Finalist Huda F Cares?. A young woman wearing a green dress and turquoise hijab is standing with clasped hands near her face saying What's not to love? She has a slight blush on her light brown face. Behind her is a sparkling room with many round tables set for a meal with centerpieces. The background has purple curtains and pink chairs with white tablecloths.
Book Reviews, Comedy, Comics/Graphic Novels

Huda F Would Love You?

Posted on16 October, 202615 October, 2026

Huda F Would Love You? A graphic novel by Huda Fahmy with color by Weinye Chen Publisher’s Summary: In this funny and tender finale to the Huda F series, Huda […] Read More

Book covers of It's Only Dancing, What Feeds Below, and Like Glass. Each have descriptions within the blog post on the individual images.
New Releases

New Releases

Posted on6 October, 2026

We missed a couple books last month so I’ll share those along with the five out today. Tell the Ghosts I’m Gone by Kalynn Bayron – published September 1 Bloomsbury […] Read More

The book cover of Children of Owl is mostly light yellows with a bit of orange tint. At the top is a being with a long thin face and large eyes. Their hair is brown, shoulder length, and is blowing in the breeze. They seem to have dark wings that also have eyes. At the bottom of the cover is a very young girl with a braid who is looking up and to the right. There is a mountain in the background and a few birds in the sky.
Book Reviews, Comics/Graphic Novels, Contemporary, Fantasy, Mystery

Review: Children of Owl

Posted on25 September, 2026

Children of Owl by Darcie Little Badger illustrated by Abigail Rajunov Summary via Publisher: Maisie: hasn’t gotten her life back on track since her best friend died and she saw […] Read More

Book covers of Ashes at the altar, anger is only a shadow, and false face. Each is described with detail with individual images within the post.
New Releases

New Releases

Posted on15 September, 202614 September, 2026

We have five books to watch for today and one that we missed at the beginning of the month. It’s quite a variety of genres. Will you be grabbing any […] Read More

Cover for One Word, Six Letters. The background is filled with lowercase and capital f's, all handwritten, in various shades of orange and red. "One word" is in a typed font and all lowercase, but "six letters" is handwritten and in all caps.
Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Review: One Word, Six Letters

Posted on4 September, 20264 September, 2026

One Word, Six Letters by Adib Khorram Publisher summary: Freshmen Dayton and Farshid couldn’t be more different—or so it seems. When Dayton takes a dare and shouts the f-slur at […] Read More

Historical, New Releases, Non-Fiction

New Releases

Posted on25 August, 202623 August, 2026

Today we only know of one new release, but as always, if you know of others, please alert us here or on one of our social media accounts. We search, […] Read More

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