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Black History Month: 28 Books for 28 Days

Posted on3 February, 20213 February, 2021

Its February which means it’s Black History Month! The internet is abound with book lists for folks to celebrate and read Black Authors and I decided to make one of […] Read More

New Releases

January’s New Releases

Posted on25 January, 202123 January, 2021

2021 told 2020 to hold it’s beer and what a month January has been! Publishing YA also came out swinging with a slew of new books (many already bestsellers) in […] Read More

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K. Imani’s 2020 Faves

Posted on9 December, 20207 December, 2020

What a year! I decided to use a fancy planner to keep track of my reading this year and I started off on my usual pace, but with quarantine and […] Read More

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New Releases For The Rest of 2020

Posted on30 November, 202029 November, 2020

The year ends with a number of books we’ve all been anticipating which makes for lots of great reading for us during the winter holidays. What books are you looking […] Read More

Anthologies, Book Reviews

Book Review: Foreshadow: Stories to Celebrate the Magic of Reading and Writing YA

Posted on20 November, 2020

Title: Foreshadow: Stories to Celebrate the Magic of Reading and Writing YA Author: Emily X.R. Pan and Nova Ren Suma (Editors) Genres:  Anthology, SciFi/Fantasy, Contemporary Pages: 352 Publisher: Algonquin Young […] Read More

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GenZ is Changing the World

Posted on11 November, 202010 November, 2020

The election of Joe Biden came about because of many people but the youth turnout was the highest in any election. Congratulations to GenZ! They are the generation that has […] Read More

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