Summer is for adventures and reconnecting with friends and family, especially after living through COVID for the last year and a half. I know I’ve thoroughly enjoyed hugging my pals and exploring new sights, but I’ve yet to go on
Counting Down With You is a heartfelt story about Karina Ahmed and Ace Clyde. After Karina begrudgingly agrees to tutor Ace in English, things take a strange turn when Ace decides to put on this facade they’re dating. A little
I know I have been guilty of finishing several series this past year alternating between the living room couch and the basement couch — including my one hundredth run through of Friends — but now that we have come out
Ria is an orphan who must steal just to make it through each day. Because Ria has spent her life struggling in a city ruled by a wealthy raja and his family, she despises the monarchy and the disparity it
hese lines from the introduction sum up the hopeful, enduring spirit of Kim Echlin’s fictional novel about the heinous crimes committed against women during the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, the formation of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
New York City is stifling during the summer, and it only gets worse when the power goes out and a blackout falls over the city. In Blackout, six pairs of teenagers navigate this darkness together. One is a pair of
Whether it’s spreading a dollop of fresh strawberry jam on top of a warm buttery scone or enjoying a peanut butter and jelly sandwich as a mid-afternoon snack, there is nothing like homemade jam. They are my go-to’s; my comfort
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