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"It's hard to figure out what you're supposed to be when you've never even really known who you were in the first place—th...

Sometimes I find myself lamenting that there are very few original stories out there anymore, that too many books seem too similar to one a...

Shaun David Hutchinson is one of my favorite YA authors. His books—particularly We Are the Ants and At the Edge of the Universe —are full ...

I don't know exactly what led me to read Bloom , the wonderful new graphic novel by Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau, especially con...

Sometimes when reading a book the plot is so unrealistic that I can't stretch my disbelief as far as I need to in order to appreciate i...

Tanya Boteju's debut novel, Kings, Queens, and In-Betweens is an unabashedly charming book about finding yourself and being true to wh...

"I wonder if there's a secret current that connects people who have lost something. Not in the way that everyone loses something, ...

Swipe Right for Murder is utterly preposterous, possibly more prescient than I'd like to acknowledge, and immensely sensitive. It'...

Self-esteem can be a powerful weapon, but a lack of it can cause us more problems than we could ever imagine. At age 27, John Glynn was ser...

Wow, this book hit very close to home for me. It's 1989 in New York City. Reza has just moved with his mother to live with his wealth...

Once there were five friends in the small town of Camera Cove—Mac, Ben, Connor, Doris, and Carrie. They were inseparable, and they thought ...

Even though it reminds me of the late 1990s/early 2000s movies like She's All That, She's the Man , or 10 Things I Hate About You ...

Utterly gorgeous and emotionally evocative, Helene Dunbar's We Are Lost and Found feels like pages from a person's diary. It so ef...

Meredith Russo, this book absolutely blew me away. Eric and Morgan have known each other since birth. That's not hyperbole—they were ...

Steven Rowley's The Editor really hit the spot for me. It was utterly charming, it had so much heart, and it dealt with some of my fav...

Dino and July were best friends, absolutely inseparable. Until everything changed, and their friendship ended. For a year, July was dead to...

Whenever I read a YA rom-com featuring LGBTQ characters, I feel so happy that kids today have these books to read, to see that finding some...

"This feeling of love, it transports me, it makes me happy. But it also consumes me and makes me miserable, the way all impossible lov...

Oh. My. God. I couldn't have loved this book more. It was sweet, it was romantic, it made me cry, it made me hopeful, it made me bit...

There are some books which fill you with a sense of foreboding the minute you start reading them, sort of the way you may be poised to put ...