This book was an interesting experience for me in the sense that, while I did enjoy it, I also felt like it was capable of bringing so much more to the table. Henley’s is the kind of voice I have...

I feel like of all of the romance books I have read thus far, this is the first I would really classify as erotica. . . In a good way! Like, I suppose I had an idea of the eroticism of food, partic...

Note: This book includes some vague descriptions of domestic abuse and an assault. I feel like I don’t have the words to say how deeply I enjoyed this. Everything about Jaime and Dom’s relationship...

It’s been a long time since I’ve really indulged in fantasy as a genre—for the most part, I’ve stuck to contemporary works throughout my college life because I find needing to learn and invest myself...

Note: This book includes some depictions of verbally aggressive Islamophobia. Oh. My. God. It's true that I still have plenty of Muslim YA content to catch up on, but I have never read a book that...

Note: This book contains a detailed depiction of a rape, as well as some homophobic language. There comes every once in a while a book that keeps you up at night and makes you cry yourself raw. This...

Note: This book contains several instances of homophobic and misogynist language. I failed to give a more detailed review the first time I finished this, so I want to expand on that now. This book...

Firstly, I really admire Aminah Mae Safi as a writer. True, this is only her second book that I've read, but I appreciate so much the kind of diverse stories she's bringing to the table. They're far...

We Used To Be Friends chronicles the end of a lifelong friendship between two high school seniors, James and Kat. James’s perspective moves backwards from the summer after senior year to the summer...

Snowflake follows the story of Kal and Asha, stranger-neighbors who end up spending a Thanksgiving holiday together as the only ones left in their apartment complex in the middle of a serious snow...

Ghosted takes a fairly common romance dynamic, one I thought I was tired of seeing by this point, and executes it with poise, humor, and brutal honesty. Kennedy Garfield is a single mother, raising...

Flint Hopkins is an attorney harboring a dark secret: ten years ago, he inadvertently killed his wife in a drunk-driving accident, leaving behind a ledger of guilt and a son who still doesn't know...

In Let Me Hear a Rhyme, Quadir, Jarrell, and Jasmine do the utmost to get their main man Stephon’s music out on the Brooklyn scene. He’s just been murdered for reasons unknown, and they’re determined...

夢色パティシエール 1 [Yumeiro Patissiere 1] book. Read 16 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. 天野いちごはケーキ大好き14歳。製菓学校・聖マリー学園でスイーツ精霊のバニラと出会って!? 新感...

Mihashi is a high school freshman with a desperate desire to play baseball, if not for the crippling anxiety that has prevented him from previously excelling at the sport and earned him the hatred of...

I already rehashed the summary of the series in my review of the first volume, so I won't bother doing that here. This volume wraps up Nishiura's first match against Mihoshi, Mihashi's old school, as...

This will be a combined review of the third and fourth volumes. PROS: - The subtlety of Higuchi's characterizations. Everything Higuchi writes has so much purpose, even the smallest things. There are...

The Henna Wars follows Nishat, a Bangladeshi lesbian just trying to make it from one day to the next without having a total meltdown. She's just come out to her parents to a not-so stellar reaction,...

Bruiser begins with a complicated relationship between three people: Tennyson, a bull-headed lacrosse player, decides to do some investigating when his twin sister, Brontë, chooses to go out with the...

Menace follows the everlasting encounter between two people: Lorenzo Gambini, an allegedly soulless mobster who won't hesitate to put a bullet in your face, and Morgan Myers, a runaway forced to...

Although the peak time for reading this book has long since passed, before I begin my review, I'd like to encourage any future non-Black readers to watch the following videos before diving in: -...

I Wanna Be Where You Are follows two childhood friends, currently not on the best of terms, unexpectedly road-tripping together down the East Coast for Spring Break. Chloe races to make it to an...

The Love Experiment is a study in deciphering whether two people can fall in love through a game of twenty questions (except that in this case, it's thirty-six). Jackson Haley, an investigative...

Slay is perhaps the most creative, vibrant book I have read all year. It follows Kiera, a Black teenager who is one of the only Black people at her private school, and thus seeks refuge in a video...

This will be a combined review of the first through third volumes. Black Clover follows the journey of two orphans who have been close friends since the day they were dropped on a church’s doorstep....

After an eight-year engagement to diplomat Piers Brandon, Clio Whitmore is tired of waiting for a marriage that will never happen and decides to end the engagement - with the help of Piers's brother,...

This will be a combined review of the fourth through twelfth volumes. PROS: - Refreshing, supportive friendships! I like that there isn't any underlying resentment present in Asta's rivalries and...

This will be a combined review of the first through forty fourth volumes (which I realize sounds ridiculous, but I reread the whole series in a six-day blur, so I think I'm allowed). Chihayafuru...

Daisy Jones and the Six follows the rise and fall of a fictional mega-popular classic rock band from the ‘70s. It follows most closely the two frontmen of the band, Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne, but...

Shine follows the adventures of Korean-American trainee Rachel Kim in her months before debut as part of a girl group produced by the fictional DB Entertainment. Her journey is packed with not-so-f...

Now That I've Found You follows a crazy week in the life of Evie Jones, an upcoming actress whose life has come crashing around her after her best friend betrays her and earns her the ire of the...

This is a series reread. Kanata Kara follows the journey of Noriko, a girl spontaneously transported into another world whose impending prophecies she happens to be at the center of. Her initial...

This is a review of the audio book, so some character names may be misspelled. The Girl Who Drank the Moon follows an expansive cast. The story begins in the Protectorate, a town living under the...