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Illustrated cover for This Ain't Our First Rodeo. Two Black teenagers sit on a horse, facing each other. They're both wearing cowboy hats, though the boy is wearing a white shirt, blue jeans, and brown boots, and the girl is wearing a blue jacket with fringe, cutoff shorts, and light-colored boots. The horse is in a field with wildflowers, and the sun is setting behind them.
Book Reviews, Contemporary, Romance, Sports

Review: This Ain’t Our First Rodeo

Posted on20 March, 202620 March, 2026

This Ain’t Our First Rodeo by Liara Tamani Greenwillow Books Publisher summary: Love is a wild ride. Hold on. This ain’t Josie’s first rodeo. Her parents own several fancy restaurants […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Book Review: Ramin Abbas Has MAJOR Questions

Posted on13 March, 202622 July, 2026

Title: Ramin Abbas Has MAJOR Questions Author: Ahmad Saber Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 416 Publisher: Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available Now Summary: An intensely brave, beautifully […] Read More

Dark haired woman in a black dress with white polka dots is holding a copy of Carnival Fantástico. She is smiling. Her manicure is shimmery purple. The book is dark and has a purple and white striped tent in the lower center. There are strings of lights coming from the top. There is a woman on a hoop swinging above the tent.
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Romance

Review: Carnival Fantástico

Posted on27 February, 202627 February, 2026

Carnival Fantástico by Angela Montoya Publisher description: An unputdownable romantasy following a young woman posing as fortune-teller at a magical traveling carnival, where the handsome boy who once broke her […] Read More

Book Reviews, Category, Fantasy

Book Review: Call of the Dragon

Posted on21 February, 2026

Title: Call of the Dragon Author: Natasha Bowen Genres:  Fantasy Pages: 400  Publisher: Random House Children Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available Now Summary:  The people are calling . […] Read More

Book cover of I Don't Wish you well. It is a dark cover with a fire in the lower center. The outlines of several people are near the fire.
Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA, Mystery, Thriller

Review: I Don’t Wish You Well

Posted on16 February, 2026

Title: I Don’t Wish You Well Author: Jumata Emill Genres: Contemporary, Mystery, Thriller Pages: 400 Publisher: Delacorte Press Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now Summary: Five years ago, the infamous […] Read More

Book Reviews, Category, Historical

Book Review: The Great Disillusionment of Nick and Jay

Posted on30 January, 202629 January, 2026

Title: The Great Disillusionment of Nick and Jay Author: Ryan Douglass Genres:  Historical Fiction Pages: 384 Publisher: Harper Collins Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available Now Summary: Seventeen-year-old Nick […] Read More

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