Everyone has something to hide, but some secrets cannot be hidden. Kathleen Glasgow’s debut novel, Girl in Pieces, revolves around the struggles of Charlie Davis, a …
A Book Lover’s Dream: My Time at BookCon 2016
It was mid-morning in the windy city of Chicago when the clock struck 10:00 am. A thunderous noise could be heard outside the McCormick place …
Gwenda Bond Talks About Her Latest Book— Lois Lane: Double Down
The following interview was written in collaboration with Food, Fitness & Fiction. Gwenda Bond provided a fresh new voice in the YA genre with her …
Review: Save Me, Kurt Cobain by Jenny Manzer
Kurt Cobain once said, “The worst crime is faking it,” and Nico Cavan couldn’t agree more. Ever since her mother mysteriously disappeared years ago, Nico …
How Not to Be a Rochester: Having and Keeping a Social Life
I get it. You’re an introvert, and you have trouble hanging out with large groups of people — especially when they start sniffing around your …
Review: Even If the Sky Falls by Mia Garcia
Can one day on the dazzling streets of New Orleans really change your entire life? In Mia Garcia’s debut novel, Even If the Sky Falls, Julie …
Review: Only Ever Yours by Louise O’Neill
About a year ago, I discovered the author Louise O’Neill. Her books, like Only Ever Yours, have become some of my favourites, and I’d like to …
Review: First & Then by Emma Mills
Devon Tennyson’s life is anything but extraordinary, but everything begins to change when her cousin Foster comes to stay with her family for the year. …
Dear Lizzie B.
The meanings of my Tuesdays and Thursdays have changed since I left high school. Now, Tuesdays and Thursdays mean class at 9:40 and at 1:10 …