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New Releases

New Relases

Posted on29 September, 202628 September, 2026

As Spooky Season comes upon us, we have three new thrillers to add to our list. Let’s hope these three books get our hearts pumping and get our scary on. […] Read More

Book Reviews, Category, Contemporary, Romance

Book Review: It’s Only Dancing

Posted on18 September, 202617 September, 2026

Title: It’s Only Dancing Author: Jasmine Guillory Genres:  Romance/Contemporary Pages: 320 Publisher: Scholastic Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Available Oct. 6th Summary: It’s the summer before her senior year […] Read More

New Releases

New Releases

Posted on8 September, 202618 August, 2026

Two new fantasies dropping this week and both look so good. The decision now is which one to read first. Wicked Endeavors by Kamilah Cole Little, Brown Books for Young […] Read More

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A Light in the Dark

Posted on28 August, 202627 August, 2026

In the past few weeks there has been a lot of discussion about the literacy crisis in America. It all started with the article in the Atlantic titled “The End […] Read More

New Releases

New Releases

Posted on18 August, 202617 August, 2026

If your child’s teacher or you’re a teacher who is requiring free reading books (like me) then here are there more options for your TBR list. Palestine: A Primer by […] Read More

Book Reviews, Category, Horror, Thriller

Book Review: Doe

Posted on8 August, 2026

Title: Doe Author: Rebecca Barrow Genres:  Thriller Pages: 368 Publisher: Nancy Paulsen Books Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Available Now Summary: Maris Larsen is the captain of the West […] Read More

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