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Essays, Group Discussion

SomeThoughts about Netflix’s Shadow & Bone

Posted on28 April, 202128 January, 2023

This past Friday, the highly anticipated Shadow and Bone series premiered on Netflix and fans of the Grishaverse all over the world logged in to watch their favs come to […] Read More

Book Lists

The Next Netflix Hit

Posted on12 June, 201911 June, 2019

With Netflix really upping their game in terms of content with movies and series, I thought it would be fun to make a wish list of YA books that would […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Thriller

Book Review: The Walled City

Posted on7 November, 20146 November, 2014

Title: The Walled City Author: Ryan Graudin Genres:  Realistic, Thriller Pages: 432 Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Review Copy: Copy from Publisher Availability: In Bookstores now Summary: There […] Read More

Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fantasy

Book Review: Otherbound

Posted on20 June, 201418 June, 2014

Title: Otherbound Author: Corinne Duyvis Genres: Fantasy/SF Pages: 387 Publisher: Amulet Books Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Now! Just came out on Tuesday! Summary: Amara is never alone. Not […] Read More

Essays, Fantasy

Diversity Done Right: Dreams of Gods & Monsters

Posted on14 May, 201414 May, 2014

Full Disclosure: To avoid spoiling the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series, this blog post will be vague in parts. Sorry. Go read the series! I’m going to admit something […] Read More

Essays

Creating Diverse Worlds

Posted on10 July, 201328 January, 2023

This post is for all you writers out there wondering how to create diversity in your novel. Creating diversity is not just the act of developing a character of color, […] Read More

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