Last week, we celebrated Banned Books Week, seven days of promoting challenged books and speaking out against censorship. As I read list after list of banned books and the reasons
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A Visit to Moscow adapted by Anna Olswanger from a story by Rabbi Rafael Grossman and illustrated by Yevgenia Nayberg Out Now from West Margin Press; 72 pages Content Warning:
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In 2021, Pine Reads Review published a blog that included ten sapphic young adult novels to add to your TBR. Since it’s been two years, we thought it was about
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It all started with a cardboard box, my sophomore year history class, and a powerful fixation on a particular LGTBQ+ figure: cryptanalyst and mathematician Alan Turing. I was recreating a
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I know when people hear “historical fiction,” they are drawn away from the books because they think they will be mundane, but historical fiction books don’t have to be boring!
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Okay, maybe “repulsed” is too strong of a word, but if you’re anything like me, you don’t actively seek out rom-coms or read every single book featuring enemies-to-lovers or cry
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