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Reshma uses research and a fantastic writing style to help women free ourselves from the quest for perfection and to instead live bravely and boldly.Continue Reading
Young Adult romances are so much fun. They have swoon and drama and humour, are diverse, and aren't afraid to touch on sensitive topics.Continue Reading
Marty has bad luck and she knows just how to turn it around. But when a cute boy stays at the hotel where she works, her summer plans change. Win a copy of this cute YA romance that's set in beautiful Maui.Continue Reading
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is a brilliant commentary on class and society. These diverse retellings recreate the story in a contemporary way and star people of colour and their cultures and experiences.Continue Reading
Epistolary books are all over the place, in every genre and for every age group.Continue Reading
Awesome adults are writing memoirs about their experiences as middle graders and teens. And the coolest part - they're writing them for middle graders and teens and they're writing and publishing them as graphic novels!Continue Reading
Ben Braver (and Marcus Emerson) do it again! Ben Braver and the Incredible Exploding Kid is hilarious and fun and heartwarming. Continue Reading
I like re-reading books. Especially book series. Sometimes I reread book series simply for the fun of it. Sometimes I reread book series because a new book is coming out. And sometimes, I reread a book series because it's being made into a movie.Continue Reading
A girl dresses up as a boy to be able to peruse the comic book shop in peace so she can design cool cosplay outfits. What happens when her boy alter ego is drafted into a D&D campaign and starts making friends? Is it too late to reveal her identity? Especially to the boy she likes? Continue Reading
Kell is one of the last Antari—magicians with a rare, coveted ability to travel between parallel Londons; Red, Grey, White, and, once upon a time, Black. He makes a mistake...and puts all the Londons at risk. This is one of the best fantasy novels I've read in a long time.Continue Reading
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Trisha Jenn Loehr
Reader. Writer. Editor.I've been a book lover since I started deciphering words as a toddler. Now, I'm a reader, a writer, and an editor. This blog is a place to discuss books and life and all that those two entail.
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