Review of The Light in Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron From the moment I picked up The Light in Hidden Places, I felt a magnetic pull to Stefania Podgórska’s story. This historical fiction, crafted with care by Sharon Cameron, resonated with me not just for its incredible tale of courage but also for the profound …
Review of One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune There’s something magical about summer romances—those fleeting, sun-soaked moments that linger in our hearts long after the season turns. When I picked up One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune, I was drawn in by the promise of not just a love story but an exploration of nostalgia, …
A Journey of Self-Discovery: Review of Along for the Ride There’s something undeniably enchanting about summer nights—those quiet, unhurried moments stretched around warm breezes and endless possibilities. That’s exactly what drew me to Along for the Ride by Sarah Dessen, a name that has become synonymous with poignant young adult literature. As soon as I …
Book Review: It Had to be Mason: A Sweet YA Romance (Beachbreak High) When I first stumbled upon It Had to Be Mason by Emily Lowry, I was immediately drawn in by the charming premise: a brother’s best friend, a dance challenge, and a clueless girl on a quest to figure out the art of …
Review: This Hoe Got Roaches In Her Crib: An Urban Satire by Quan Millz When I first stumbled upon This Hoe Got Roaches In Her Crib: An Urban Satire by Quan Millz, the title and the cover immediately drew me in. It felt like an audacious invitation to dive into a chaotic, gritty, and laugh-out-loud …
Show Don’t Tell: A Reflection on Human Nature and Relationships There’s something so captivating about picking up a collection of short stories, especially when that collection is by Curtis Sittenfeld. I’ve been a fan of her work for years, drawn to her uncanny ability to dissect the layers of human existence. Her latest release, Show …