A super cute foray into the world of teenagers and British Literature. The adventure, the feels, the stories...this book has a great balance of all 3 and the characters are well-rounded and realistic.

Many people who belong to the LGBTQ+ Community continue to have little to no education on the expectations, roles, and dangers they could face in life. The author addresses the lack of education by writing a book that provides people of the LGBTQ+ Community with an educational instruction manual to assist the members of the community in being themselves safely.

For fans of Laurie Halse Anderson's novel Speak, comes the graphic novel version. The main character is Melinda, throughout the story she uses art as a means of solace for her pain. Reading the story through another artist's interpretation helped me relate to the character's struggle even more and the impact of watching the scenes unfold made metaphors I didn't pick up in the novel version stick out even more.

The first in the acclaimed Ruth Galloway series follows the forensic archaeologist and DCI Harry Nelson as they investigate a child's bones found on a nearby beach, thought to be the remains of a little girl who went missing ten years before.

Between life and death, there is a library and each book is a variation in your life that you could have taken. Nora is given the opportunity to read a few variations to witness/ live an alternative life. Does she renew her current book or in fact select a new book?

Arthur & Ben have two varying opinions of the universe. When they cross paths at the post office, neither can get the other out of the other's mind. Arthur is moved to action by posting a flyer describing Ben. Will the universe bring them together again or was it simply a passing in the void?

Earth is going to be destroyed by an asteroid and only a select few of the population are chosen to preserve the cultures of the world by establishing colonies on a Goldilocks planet. The collective takes over in the pursuit of eliminating what they believe is the greatest issue with humanity...its culture. However, Petra is descendent of storytellers and she will not be silenced.

A nice, CLEAN romance with cute characters, tons of bookish references, and a heavy dose of humor. I enjoyed getting to know the characters through their correspondences to each other, which makes the book fun to read! I have a new fondness for sweater vests and hilarious book t-shirts! The depth of love both families have for each other is evident and the author paints lovely pictures of "home".

Lapvona is an entrancing read, full of brutal imagery, mordant humor, and a cast of pathetically tragic characters. It's a novel you have read to believe.

Let Me In follows a young boy named Oskar who lives in a Swedish suburb. All is quiet in the town until one of his schoolmates is murdered. Residents believe it was a ritual killing and the murder is understandably on everyone's mind. Except Oskar, who is more preoccupied with a little girl who has moved into the house next to his. Despite her odd behavior, Oskar befriends her but slowly discovers that she may be deceiving Oskar and the rest of the town.