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Author: Crystal

Three book covers in a row of The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette's. At the center of each black-and-white cover is an open mouth, clearly screaming. White bandages or ribbons stream out from the mouth chaotically, like they've been blasted by the force of the person's scream. The title is written in all caps, in bright pink paint, across the cover so it centers the screaming mouth.
Book Reviews, Horror

Review: The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette’s

Posted on18 October, 2024

The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette’s by Hanna Alkaf Salaam Reads/ Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Publisher Summary: An all-girls school is struck with mysterious cases of screaming […] Read More

New Releases

New Releases

Posted on15 October, 202414 October, 2024

Like last week, there are quite a few new books for us to peruse for release day. What catches your attention? Under the Heron’s Light by Randi Pink Feiwel & […] Read More

Young woman with slightly wavy brown hair past her shoulders has her arms crossed. She's wearing a pink shirt with a small bow in the center. There are brightly colored large flowers behind her and a flame is floating above her chest on the left side. She is staring out at the viewer with a serious look.
Book Reviews, Contemporary

Review: Ros Demir is Not the One

Posted on27 September, 202427 September, 2024

Ros Demir is Not the One by Leyla Brittan Holiday House Summary: Sixteen-year-old Ros is a go-getter. When she wants something, she makes sure she gets it. But a lingering […] Read More

On the left, a young Black woman in a dark red tank dress is smiling and holding the book This Ravenous Fate. On the right is the cover of the book up close. There are white roses with blood dripping on the edges of the petals. There are glass beads hanging around them and the background is red.
Action/Adventure, Group Discussion, Historical, LGBTQIA, Romance, Thriller

Group Discussion: This Ravenous Fate

Posted on19 September, 202418 September, 2024

As we near the creepy time of the year, we figured vampires would be awesome for our group discussion. This Ravenous Fate was an excellent pick and was definitely an […] Read More

Cover images for We are Hunted and Spells to Forget Us.
Fantasy, Horror, New Releases, Thriller

New Releases

Posted on18 September, 2024

It’s almost like the releases in September are preparing us for the scary time of the year. Three out of four of these releases are nightmarish, thriller types. They look […] Read More

The author is smiling and holding up her book Twin Flames. On the right side is a closer image of the cover. Two young women are standing and flames are swirling around them.
Fantasy, Interviews

Interview with Olivia Abtahi

Posted on6 September, 20246 September, 2024

Olivia Abtahi, author of contemporary novels Perfectly Parvin and Azar on Fire, just released a new book and this time it’s a fantasy. We’re so glad that she was willing […] Read More

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