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10 Books for Latine Heritage Month

Posted on26 September, 202525 September, 2025

It’s Latine Heritage Month! Here are ten books that came out this year (or will be coming out!) to consider adding to your TBR list: This is the Year by […] Read More

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Stories That Take Us Places

Posted on1 August, 2025

I just recently returned from an epic trip where I visited 5 countries in 14 days. Yes, I am still tired. But, it had me thinking about books where the […] Read More

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6 Books to Celebrate Disability Month

Posted on22 July, 202522 July, 2026

July is Disability Awareness Month and we thought it would be fun to highlight some of our favorite books. If you haven’t read any of these yet, run to your […] Read More

Collage of the book covers for FINDING PRINCE CHARMING, MEET ME ON LOVE STREET, COFFEESHOP IN AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE, and CALL YOUR BOYFRIEND.
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Four Recent Romances for the Summer

Posted on11 July, 202510 July, 2025

Today I thought it would be fun to bring you four recently published romances to check out this summer! Which ones are on your TBR list? Finding Prince Charming by […] Read More

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Celebrating Asian American/Pacific Islander Month

Posted on11 May, 2025

It’s Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month and I thought I’d highlight some books by AAPI authors of different genres that if you haven’t read yet, you need to put these […] Read More

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Arab American Heritage Month

Posted on4 April, 20253 April, 2025

While getting ready to write this post, I realized that there are not nearly enough young adult books published here in the United States that share the Arab American experience. […] Read More

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