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Book Lists

Jessica’s 2020 Favorites

Posted on7 December, 20206 December, 2020

2020 has been a roller coaster, and frankly, it’s a roller coaster I can’t wait to get off! But it’s been a banner year for incredible YA reads, particularly YA […] Read More

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Book Reviews, Graphic Novels

Review: The Magic Fish

Posted on27 November, 20208 November, 2020

Title: The Magic Fish Author: Trung Le Nguyen Genres:  Graphic novel Pages: 256 Publisher: Random House Graphic Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now! Summary: Tiến loves his family and his […] Read More

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November Reads

Posted on18 November, 20208 November, 2020

November for me has always been about chasing golden hour, snapping pictures of fall foliage, and curling up with a book (or three) and a mug of hot chocolate. My […] Read More

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New Releases

New Releases

Posted on9 November, 20204 October, 2020

Happy early book birthday to Rent a Boyfriend, The Ever Cruel Kingdom, and A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow! Catch these books tomorrow! A Cuban Girl’s Guide to […] Read More

Book Reviews, Graphic Novels, Historical

Review: Displacement

Posted on30 October, 20204 October, 2020

Title: Displacement Author: Kiku Hughes Genres:  Historical, graphic novel Pages: 288 Publisher: First Second Review Copy: Library Availability: Available now Summary: A teenager is pulled back in time to witness […] Read More

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Book Lists

Fall Reads

Posted on21 October, 20204 October, 2020

My stack of fall reads is teetering over right now, but here’s what’s at the very top of my list… The Magic Fish and Legendborn are already out, and These […] Read More

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