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Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: Hope is Our Only Wing

Posted on6 December, 20195 December, 2019

Title: Hope is Our Only Wing Author: Rutendo Tavengerwei Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 216 Publisher: Soho Teen Review Copy: Copy from publisher Availability: Available now Summary: For fifteen-year-old Shamiso, hope is […] Read More

Book Reviews, Dystopia/Post-Apocalyptic

Review: Dealing in Dreams

Posted on22 February, 201921 February, 2019

Title: Dealing in Dreams Author: Lilliam Rivera Genres: Dystopian/Post-Apocalyptic Pages: 336 Publisher: Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers Review Copy: eARC received from publisher Availability: On sale 5 March 2019 […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Review: The Love & Lies of Rukhsana Ali

Posted on15 February, 201915 February, 2019

Title: The Love & Lies of Rukhsana Ali Author: Sabina Khan Publisher: Scholastic Press Pages: 326 Review copy: ARC via publisher & final copy via public library Availability: On shelves […] Read More

What If It's Us
Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Mini-Review: What If It’s Us

Posted on30 January, 201912 January, 2019

Title: What If It’s Us Author: Becky Albertalli, Adam SilveraGenres: Contemporary, RomancePages: 448Publisher: HarperTeen Review Copy: LibraryAvailability: Available now! Summary: Arthur is only in New York for the summer, but […] Read More

Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Contemporary

Review: Damselfly by Chandra Prasad

Posted on29 June, 201828 June, 2018

Title: Damselfly Author: Chandra Prasad Genres: Adventure, Contemporary Pages: 240 Publisher: Scholastic Press Review Copy: Book received from publisher Availability: Available now Summary: In the wake of crash-landing on a […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Review: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter

Posted on24 November, 2017

Title: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter Author: Erika L. Sánchez Genres: Contemporary Pages: 352 Publisher: Knopf Books for Young Readers Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available for purchase now […] Read More

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