Now that she’s graduated high school, Madeline Moore is hoping that her aunt Astrid will start to seriously consider making her manager of Books & Moore, the third-generation, family-owned bookstore that Madeline grew up in. After Madeline’s mother left her
Jenny is an accomplished cellist with her sights set on attending the Manhattan School of Music. Jaewoo is a lost-looking boy who turns up at her uncle’s karaoke bar where she works. When Jaewoo is reluctant to leave, Jenny challenges
I don’t know about you, but I could use a change of scenery. After more than a year of living in what often feels like Groundhog Day (wake up, home school and work, dinner, sleep, repeat), even a trip to
Summertime means more time for packing a bag and hitting the streets for those long, fun road trips. If you’re like me, a good road trip sounds like the perfect getaway for those long summer days, especially if you’re packing
Summertime and the livin’ is… filled with great summer reads! So pull up a lawn chair, break out the SPF 50 and grab a cold drink. From domestic to psychological suspense and adult to YA, BooknBrunch’s Summer Sizzlers list is
Jay Collier is a statistical anomaly as the only out gay kid in his rural Washington town. While his BFF Lu spends time with her new boyfriend and everyone is partnering off, Jay can only dream about his own firsts.
It’s June! We have officially made it to summer, and it’s finally time for some rest and relaxation in the sun with some good books. There’s truly nothing better than heading to the beach, the mountains, or even your backyard
New Grant, Trinidad, 1980s. Saga Boy begins with lush descriptions of Antonio Michael Downing’s early childhood “down south” — the wild, greenery of the rainforest, the scents of a favourite snack from a roadside vendor, the sound of church hymns
Seventeen-year-old Jazmyne Cariot may be next in line for the Aiyacan throne, but she’s still waiting for her powers as an Alumbrar witch to show themselves. Her mother is a cruel self-crowned leader and Jazmyne is already working with a
Books clubs are magical! Groups of all sizes select a book and read it in their spare time, venturing into someone else’s shoes or other worlds, then gather to talk about what they read. Book clubs spark conversation, whether fun