Beyond That, The Sea is by turns joyful and incredibly emotional. I enjoyed every single page. In 1940, as German bombs descend on London, Beatrix’s parents
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The Crane Husband by Kelly Barnhill
The Crane Husband is a brilliant and lyrical retelling of The Crane Wife. An unnamed fifteen-year-old girl lives with her mother and younger brother on the r…
Don’t Fear the Reaper by Stephen Graham Jones
It pains me to give Don’t Fear the Reaper such a low rating, as I had such high expectations after reading My Heart is a Chainsaw. This sequel picks up back
Endpapers by Jennifer Savran Kelly
Endpapers by Jennifer Savran Kelly is a stunning genderqueer book that follows one woman as she grapples with her gender identity. Dawn Levit, an aspiring
I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself
I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself by Marisa Crane (they/them) is an incisive portrayal of one family trying to survive the clutches of a government that reset…
What Happened on Floor 34? by Caroline Corcoran
What Happened on Floor 34? starts off with a tension-filled bang. Recently promoted to day editor, Rose works for London’s largest newspaper.
The Stranded by Sarah Daniels
The premise of The Stranded seemed so appealing, but unfortunately, it was underwhelming. Apocalyptic war and a deadly virus forced
Locust Lane by Stephen Amidon
Locust Lane is a neighbourhood thriller set in Massachusetts. A young woman turns up dead in the wealthy suburb of Emerson, Massachusetts.
All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham
All the Dangerous Things is a slow-burn thriller with an unreliable narrator. Since her son was snatched from his crib a year ago, Isabelle Drake has not had a
Someone Had to Do It by Amber Brown and Danielle Brown
Someone Had to Do It is a fast-paced and compelling debut thriller from author duo Amber Brown and Danielle Brown. Brandi Maxwell, a young Black woman,