Slapping growth on a shell of a character doesn't accomplish anything.

I absolutely loved this book and could not put it down.

I absolutely loved Nicole Melleby’s first book, and am so excited to be part of the blog tour for her second, In the Role of Brie Hutchens

Doug Cornett’s debut novel, Finally, Something Mysterious, is an absolute delight, and hands-down my favorite middle grade read this year.

This book is an absolute delight and I’m so in love with the story and characters.

I wanted to love this book, and I love everything about the concept, but after the first few chapters it turned into such a slog.

I loved the idea of this book, but the execution fell flat unfortunately.

This is a story not just about a girl searching for and finding herself, but about the power of community and the need for belonging.

Cervantes does a fantastic job of crafting a character-driven story where you can't help but cheer for the whole cast - even the bad guys!

During the summer of 1984, Ebony Grace is sent to live with her father in Harlem, a city that seems like a different planet to her.