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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

A young Asian American woman is looking over her sun glasses. She is wearing a gold necklace. Next to her is a young Asian American man with short dark brown hair and sunglasses. he is wearing a jacket over a white t-shirt and is holding a pitchfork. There is a white building with a pointed roof behind them. They are in a field and there is a blue sky with white puffy clouds above them. There is a slightly older looking woman in the background with a shovel and she is next to a man in a button up white shirt with a long tie hanging around his neck but not tied.
Book Reviews, Contemporary

Review: The Oks are Not OK

Posted on14 August, 202614 August, 2026

Review: The Oks are Not OK by Grace K. Shim Publisher summary: Seventeen-year-old Elena Ok (pronounced “Oak”) has mastered the art of being both a Los Angeles party girl and […] Read More

The covers of Find My Way Down to You and The Hardest Ones to Fool. They are described individually within the post.
New Releases

New Releases

Posted on4 August, 20262 August, 2026

We found four books for this week. We’ve got a couple fantasies, a thriller, and a contemporary sports book for you to check out. The Fast Track by Angelica Cheng […] Read More

Three book covers. The paperback and hardcover for Fledgling and the hardcover image for Golden Flight.
Author Spotlight, Dystopia/Post-Apocalyptic, Science Fiction

The Keeper’s Records of Revolution Duology

Posted on24 July, 2026

I just went to the library and picked up a copy of Fledgling earlier today to start a re-read. Last year I read it with a group of people for […] Read More

The covers of three books. They are all described individually within the blog post. The Dance the moon and stars, What lies beneath the flowers, and Love Stuck.
New Releases

New Releases

Posted on14 July, 2026

There are three books we were watching for today. From the titles, descriptions, and covers, they look intriguing to me. What do you think? To Dance the Moon and Stars […] Read More

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