Welcome to Caraval, a game of mystery, deceit, and adventure. All you have to do is get invited and you are in; the journey of …
The Diabolic: What Does It Really Mean to Be Human?
Nemesis was made for two things: to protect her master and to kill her foes. Released on December 1, 2016, S. J. Kincaid’s newest novel, The …
Spontaneous: An Irreverent, Humorous Look at Teen Life
Since when do kids spontaneously combust in the middle of a pre-calculus class? In Aaron Starmer’s latest teen novel, Spontaneous, the rebellious and completely hilarious …
Review: Good Oil by Laura Buzo
If you’re anything like me, you’re staring at the title above thinking, What an odd name. That was certainly my first thought when I picked …
Review: Starr Fall by Kim Briggs
*NOTE: I was sent Starr Fall in return for an honest review and that is what I have written. All opinions are my own and are completely …
With Maggie Thrash’s ‘We Know It Was You,’ Don’t Trust Anyone
The football game was like any other: cheerleaders, adoring fans, and, of course, the famous wildcat mascot. But when Brittany, the mascot, commits suicide by …
Holding Up the Universe: Another Stunning Read from Jennifer Niven
Libby just wants to be seen for who she really is and not for how much she weighs. Jack only wants to be able to …
Review: Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
Thirteen Reasons Why is Jay Asher’s debut novel for teenagers, and it’s a very beautiful addition to the psychological Young Adult books which convey a very …
The Girls by Emma Cline: One of the Best Novels of 2016
Evie Boyd just wants to be noticed. In Emma Cline’s bestselling novel, The Girls, readers are taken on the journey of love, loss, betrayal, and violence …