Nishat finally comes out to her parents, but their reaction isn’t what she hoped for. They tell her they love her, but that Muslim girls aren’t gay. Caught between wanting to be herself and fearing a rift with her family,
We're given a snippet of the story on the very first page - a scream, the well-placed hook that compels you to keep on reading – with pace. Skip forward a page, and we're transported to a car journey with
Cal wants to be a journalist, and he’s already on his way there—he has a half a million followers on a popular app and an internship with Buzzfeed. But when his dad decides to uproot the family from Brooklyn to
Jan Moran has wanted to write since she was a young girl. She scribbled stories and attempted a novel at 12 years old. After earning an MBA from Harvard, Jan enrolled in the University of California at Los Angeles Writers
When dark forces begin infiltrating the world, there’s nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. All Maya wants to do is finish school and enjoy her summer vacation, but when strange, scary things start happening, she knows that’s just wishful
To be or not to be? We’re rounding up our top five books that cover a new take on romance and relationships, with some of the most complicated and difficult aspects of romance and relationships. “Unrequited love.” “Right person, wrong time”.
From a very young age, I started reading books that would’ve been considered “too mature” for me by most. When I was in fifth grade, we had a reading challenge that coincided with the Major League Baseball’s spring training. Every
Each year the National Random Acts of Kindness Day grows in popularity, with individuals and organizations encouraging and carrying out random acts of kindness. This fantastic idea, by Josh de Jong, originating in New Zealand, is still celebrated there on
Anastasia “Nastya” Romanov has a mission given to her by her father before they were separated--smuggle an ancient spell to Siberia, where her family is being sent into exile. Unfortunately, the leader of the Bolshevik army is onto her. While
I’ve been a thrill-seeking, mystery hunting, spine-tingling suspense obsessed reader ever since I was a child. Nancy Drew, Dean Koontz, Stephen King and Patricia Cornwell were always close at hand and filled my bookshelves from latency into adulthood. As a 40-something