With the new year come and gone, I’m quickly looking for new books to add to my TBR list. I have a relatively (read: very) obsessive personality, so I love to dive headfirst into new worlds. This is probably why
Among his many pearls of wisdom, my father’s greatest life lesson is that kids don’t come with instructions. I heard it time and again growing up, “You didn’t come with a manual, you know?” And I didn’t know…until I had
Ever since Marty’s dad left, her life has been a bit sideways. Her mom’s on edge and working too much and her brother’s barely been around. While working as a housekeeper at a Hawaiian resort, Marty pocketed a few trinkets
In Greece, a Kafenion is a cornerstone of the community; a meeting place for locals to gather over cups of coffee. Toronto's own Cafe Neon is all of that and then some, serving breakfast, brunch, and entrees inspired by the
With the rise in popularity of gaming novels like Ready Player One and Warcross, Slay by Brittney Morris offers a more intimate look at the creators of these beloved games. Kiera is a star student at her prestigious private high
The Sense of an Ending is an intense and moving novel that follows the life of Tony Webster. It is not safe to assume that every Man Booker Prize winner will be to your taste. I have tried a few
Scarlett’s always been logical, yet that doesn’t stop her from falling for David, one of her best friends, the summer before they leave for college on opposite coasts. David’s more than just a boy she’s always known—he’s spontaneous and alluring.
Fireborne combines so many aspects of an exciting story: political intrigue, revolution, hidden identities, and dragons. The story is set shortly after a violent revolution, during which the noble dragonlords were overthrown and all members of the ruling class were
2020 is here and we know that choosing what book to read and dedicate your time to can be a tricky business. So we asked all the publishers, we scoured the news, we talked to the Brookie community, and we
Ryann Bird has long since accepted the limitations of being from the “wrong” side of town. Instead of working toward her dream of venturing to space, she focuses on taking care of her family and being the protector of her