After the tragic death of his best friend, Eddie, Tristan Strong unwillingly goes to Alabama to spend some time on his grandparent’s farm. With Eddie’s journal of stories packed tight, Tristan battles the pain of losing the best person in
So many books, so little time? Well, not anymore. We may be more than halfway through the year, but you still have time to reach your reading goals.
A month in Paris should be a dream for Khayyam Maquet, but she just wants to be back in Chicago, sorting out the mess she left behind. In an attempt to impress the School of the Art Institute of Chicago,
Fall is in the air! While some might long for more steamy summer nights, I look forward to the crispness of fall. Cozy sweaters, tall boots, the turning of leaves, perhaps something pumpkiny, and of course, new fall reads! Here are
After her mother’s murder, Princess Karina will do anything to bring her back from the dead — even a resurrection ritual. The only issue? She needs the heart of a king to complete it. Seeing as Karina is the underestimated
om the Ashes is the unabashed, graphic, and poignant memoir of Jesse Thistle, who provides a platform amplifying his voice and the voices of Indigenous people of Turtle Island. Jesse’s extraordinary memoir invites readers to walk beside him as he
Though Soraya is a princess, her life is not nearly as regal as you might think. Cursed at birth with a poisonous touch, Soraya has been hidden away most of her life. Not only is this crippling for Soraya but
Divya Sharma is the queen of the hottest online game, Reclaim the Sun. As D1V, she’s a popular streaming gamer who regularly leads her armada through the game’s infinite worlds. Thankfully, her virtual popularity translates into enough funds to help
Book clubs are a popular means to connect readers who share a similar passion for reading and encourage robust discussion. This is absolutely critical for white readers who are reading and reflecting on works by BIPOC authors, orienting ourselves and
While this back-to-school season is anything but normal, you can still have the normal school experience (you know, awkward and embarrassing) through books! The five books below will take you back to high school this fall, whether it’s a public