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Book cover of That Which Feeds Us featuring a young woman sitting on the ground. She has short dark hair and has one hand on her foot and seems apprehensive. There are tree branches all around her with fruit hanging. The fruit is a soft reddish color.
Book Reviews, Contemporary, Horror, LGBTQIA

Review: That Which Feeds Us

Posted on20 June, 2026

Title: That Which Feeds Us Author: Keala Kendall Genres: Horror, Contemporary, LGBTQIA Pages: 352 Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers Review Copy: Purchased ebook Availability: Available now Summary: For […] 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

Book Reviews, Fantasy, Historical, Thriller

Book Review: Blood and Breath

Posted on3 October, 20252 October, 2025

Title: Blood & Breath Author: Qurratulayn  Genres: Supernatural/Thriller Pages: 272 Publisher: Page Street YA Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available Oct. 7th Summary: Born into the persecuted Magi class, […] Read More

Book Reviews, Historical, Romance

Review: Rosa by Any Other Name

Posted on17 August, 202517 August, 2025

Title: Rosa By Any Other Name Author: Hailey Alcaraz Genres: Historical Pages: 416 Publisher: Viking Books for Young Readers Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now Summary: Rosa Capistrano has been […] Read More

Book Reviews, LGBTQIA, Non-Fiction

Book Review: Generation Queer

Posted on6 June, 2025

Generation Queer: Stories of Youth Organizers, Artists, and Educators by Kimm Topping with Illustrations by Anshinka Khullar Publisher summary: Civil Rights activist Marian Wright Edelman once said, “You can’t be what […] Read More

Category, Contemporary

Book Review: Unbecoming

Posted on19 July, 2024

Title: Unbecoming Author:  Seema Yasmin Genres:  Contemporary/Speculative Fiction Pages: 352 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available now Summary: Two Muslim teens […] Read More

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