Despite it being published back in early February, I am only now finding a space for Patmeena Sabit's Good People , a story about a mysterio...

Back in 2018, I read and adored Francesca Zappia's Eliza and Her Monsters . It was the book that gave me the idea of learning to draw, and e...

Author Colson Whitehead has finished out what has been called The Harlem Trilogy with Cool Machine , which started with Harlem Shuffle bac...

The full title of Pamela Colloff's true crime book is Catch the Devil: A True Story of Murder, Deception, and Injustice on the Gulf Coast ....

Name: Elizabeth ‘Libby’ Charta

It is an interesting feeling to read a historical fiction book that was set less than 20 years ago in 2007, but that is what happened with X...

Hard to believe it has been seven years since Sarah Dessen's last book was published, but it is true. There was a time when the author had a...

Seeing a new book available by author Ruta Sepetys is always exciting for me. Ever since I read her first YA offering, Between Shades of Gra...

Hardbacks are wonderful, of course, but there is nothing like a solid paperback, and I was loving the feeling of Mahmud El Sayed's The Repub...

For me, it is always exciting to see the announcement for a new book by Rainbow Rowell. Cherry Baby is about a woman whose life is in trans...

Author of 2020's Furia has released another young adult novel set in Argentina, but this time during the political tumult of the late 1970s...

A multi-generational story about a Korean family as they endure Japanese imperialism is what is promised in Jiyoung Han's Honey in the Wound...

This year's San Antonio Book Festival featured author and bookshop owner Jenny Lawson as one of its many presenters. Despite having three di...

The second novel from author Jessica George promised to be an exploration of true friendship. Love by the Book follows Remy and Simone as o...

It is the final week of YA Fest, and to close out June we are going to take a closer look at Midnight on the Celestial by Julia Alexandra. ...

People who love escape rooms really love escape rooms. And there are those people that are also really good at them...the more challenging t...

We roll right into the second week of YA Fest with Angela Montoya's Carnival Fantástico . This year's San Antonio Book Festival allowed me t...

It is YA Fest once again, which means all the posts for the entire month of June will be on a young adult fiction title. And to kick things ...

Always on the lookout for science fiction that I will have an easier time understanding, I stumbled across Cecile Pin's Celestial Lights . A...

The title of today's book is what initially caught my attention, followed by the captivating cover. The synopsis on the book jacket mentione...

Late 2025 is when I first saw mention of Christina Applegate's memoir  You with the Sad Eyes , and I was immediately interested and excited....

Once in a great while I will take a chance on a book that for whatever reason is not something I would normally pick, usually because it may...

This year has already had a lot to offer when it comes to historical fiction, but I went ahead and decided on Sadeqa Johnson's Keeper of Los...

Historical Fiction writer Kate Quinn has done something a little bit different from her previous books, this time leaning towards fantasy wi...

Matt Dinniman, author of the popular Dungeon Crawler Carl series, has released a new science fiction adventure, Operation Bounce House . Th...

After reading last year's Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao, I looked forward to what would come next from the author. And when I first c...

It was the description on the book jacket that got me on this one, as well as the fact that the author is the fifth wife of famous writer Sa...

Not to judge a book by its cover, but I totally judged this book by its cover. I mean, look at it. The eye-catching pink and impossible to i...

What readers can expect from The Seven Daughters of Dupree by Nikesha Elise Williams is a multi-generational tale following a long line of ...

The title of Dr. Ashley Alker's book, 99 Ways to Die: And How to Avoid Them , definitely got me interested, and the table of contents looked...

Last week's post was all about Sosuke Natsukawa's The Cat Who Saved Books , so it was only natural to follow-up with the sequel, The Cat Wh...