Happy Halloween! In the spirit of the spookiest holiday, I wanted to acknowledge my fear of some of the most common tropes in YA literature. From romantic charades to a
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I’m sure we’ve all heard the phrase “never judge a book by its cover,” and perhaps that is sometimes for the best. However, most of us would be lying if
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It’s less than 90 degrees here in Tucson (most days) which means it’s time for cozy sweaters, yummy fall drinks, and my annual Gilmore Girls rewatch. And with this show
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As a child and even now in adulthood, fantasy has remained my favorite genre, making up the majority of my most beloved books. The magic, the worldbuilding, and the creativity
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Aisle Nine coming September 24th, 2024 from HarperCollins; 272 pages Content Warning: Death, violence, gore and blood, discussion of parental deaths, foul language About the Author: “Ian X. Cho lives
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As a reader, I’ve always appreciated libraries for the stories they house, but it wasn’t until I spent all four years of high school volunteering at the library that I
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