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Book Reviews, Contemporary, Fantasy

Book Review: A Song Below Water

Posted on26 June, 202026 June, 2020

Title: A Song Below Water Author: Bethany C. Morrow Genres:  Contemporary Fantasy Pages: 288 Publisher: Tor Teen Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available Now Summary: Tavia is already at odds with […] Read More

Book Lists, Links

Celebrating All Aspects of Black Life

Posted on24 June, 202023 June, 2020

Last week on Tor.com, L.L McKinney’s article “The Role Publishing Plays in the Commodification of Black Plan” talked about how books depicting Black pain are often sold more and that […] Read More

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Bookish #StayAtHome Events

Posted on29 April, 202028 January, 2023

This past weekend the annual YallWest Book Festival went online as the YallStayHome Book Festival. It was three days full of panels and other fun activities. A lot of people […] Read More

Anthologies, Book Reviews, Other

Book Review: A Phoenix First Must Burn

Posted on10 April, 2020

Title: A Phoenix First Must Burn Author: Edited by Patrice Caldwell Genres:  Anthology Pages: 368 Publisher: Viking Books for Young Readers Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Available now Summary: […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: Dear Haiti, Love Alaine

Posted on11 October, 201910 October, 2019

Title: Dear Haiti, Love Alaine Author: Maika Moulite and Maritza Moulite Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 432 Publisher: Inkyard Press Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now Summary: When a school presentation goes […] Read More

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Vampires & Monsters & Zombies, Oh My!

Posted on2 October, 20191 October, 2019

It’s October which means my favorite holiday is almost here – Halloween!! All sorts of spooky celebrations are happening this month which made me think about spooky YA novels with […] Read More

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