Content Tags: Middle Grade Fantasy Adventure Mythology Folklore Diversity Hispanic Squad Vibes Perfect for readers who want: Books similar to the Rick Riordan Presents series. Hispanic culture and mythology. Nonstop action and adventure, Indiana Jones style. Smart as a […]
Content Tags: Young Adult Fantasy Adventure Horses Racism/Classism Violence Death Perfect for readers who want: A high fantasy world filled with strife and conflict. Fantasy races featuring fire horses that are reborn every morning. Super unique horses that you will obviously […]
I’ve had so many people recommend this series to me that I’m a tad bit ashamed that it’s actually taken me this long to get to it. I’ve read Victoria Schwab’s adult work (under V.E. Schwab) and absolutely loved that, and I enjoyed her YA, so when I realized she had a middle grade series? […]
Halloween is coming up, and I’ve been at it with the spooky reads, so I wanted to share some that I’ve enjoyed with you all. For me, Halloween definitely means spooky. Middle grade Halloween means slightly less spooky. Just enough to send shivers down your spine, but not enough to seriously impact your sleep. So […]
Not gonna lie: this series is a beast, and each book could easily qualify as a potentially lethal weapon in its own right. I get it. It can be intimidating. But allow me a second, if I may, to convince you why you absolutely should pick this series up. I promise I’ll even do better […]
Content Tags: Middle Grade Fantasy Contemporary Magical Realism Blended Family Found Family Perfect for readers who want: All the found family feels. Blended family rep, with kids learning how to be siblings. Low contemporary fantasy with magical realism. A contemporary feel in the […]
Fantasy Romance Young Adult High Fantasy Death Torture LGBTQ I’ve wanted to read this book since it came out, and I’ve been told since it came out that I had to read it … so what took me so long? Pffft […]
Fantasy Romance Novella LGBTQ+ M/M Romance Slow Burn Lore I honestly had absolutely no idea what to expect from this going in, because no one could really tell me except that I had to read it. I’m here to tell you […]
Young Adult Fantasy Romance Dark Fantasy False Imprisonment Death Books About Books Librarians This poor book has languished on my shelf since Christmas, and I finally got around to reading it thanks to Keri @ Are You My Book, […]
I’ve said many times that summer is the best time to read horror. The sun’s out longer, chasing away those pesky shadows that always seem to move of their own accord, and it’s hot, so the occasional chill is always welcome. And for those of you in the Southern Hemisphere where it’s currently winter … […]