To many, Barnes & Noble is a valiant anachronism in this rapidly digitizing age, where people turn to Netflix instead of books for entertainment, and for those who do read,
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When you think of middle grade novels, the first stories that come to mind are likely daring fantasy adventures and heartfelt contemporary tales, but there is another subgenre of middle
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Thirst by Varsha Bajaj Out now from Nancy Paulsen Books; 192 pages About the author: “Varsha Bajaj is the author of the middle-grade novels, Count Me In and AbbySpencer Goes
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The Year Without a Summer by Arlene Mark Coming August 16th, 2022 from SparkPress; 296 pages Content Warning: PTSD, war, combat, shooting, violence, climate change, natural disasters (volcanos, hurricanes, earthquakes,
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My reading habits have remained the same since I was an angsty teen – YA novels with real-world problems, love, mature themes, and female protagonists have always been my bread
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With temperatures at their peak here in Tucson, most of us at Pine Reads Review are spending our time indoors these days, but that doesn’t mean we have to miss
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