Tag: IreadYA

Reality Television, Astronauts, & Star-Crossed Love | Reacting to ‘The Gravity of Us’ by Phil Stamper

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Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Gravity of Us (2020, Bloomsbury YA) by Phil Stamper, which has discussions of  death, an airplane accident, depression, and anxiety.  Phil Stamper’s YA contemporary debut

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Lore | Alexandra Bracken

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Lore by Alexandra Bracken Disney-Hyperion; 2021; 480 pages Content Warnings: Graphic descriptions of violence, loss of loved ones, blood, murder, dismemberment, sexual assault, fire, intense action scenes About the Author:

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Amari and the Night Brothers | B.B. Alston

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Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston Balzer + Bray; Releases January 19, 2021; 416 pages Content Warnings: Racism, some minor violence, a character in a coma, some intense

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Wench | Maxine Kaplan

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Wench by Maxine Kaplan Abrams Kids; 2021; 400 pages Content Warnings: Death of a loved one, self-harm, strong language About the Author: “Maxine Kaplan was born in Washington, DC. She

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So Many Books, So Little Time | Our Most Anticipated Books for the First Half of 2021

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With 2020 officially behind us, it’s time for a clean slate—and a new TBR. Gritty dystopias, spooky Peter Pan retellings, and plenty of swoon-worthy rom-coms await, and we cannot wait

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‘If I Tell You the Truth’ by Jasmin Kaur | Immigration, Sexual Assault, and Empowering Women

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Warning: This blog contains spoilers for If I Tell You the Truth by Jasmin Kaur and has a discussion of sexual assault.  Releasing on January 19th of this year, Jasmin

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