Book Review: Mirage by Somaiya Daud
Mirage is Somaiya Daud’s young adult debut novel from 2018, and the first in a planned duology. It is a dazzling tale of political intrigue, deception, and identity. It blends
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6 YA Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books for Your 2020 TBR
Science-fiction and fantasy stories are two of my absolute favorite genres to read. I love exploring new worlds full of magic and wonder or going on a breathtaking space adventure.
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Book Review: Of Curses and Kisses by Sandhya Menon
Sandhya Menon’s new young adult trilogy of fairytale retellings is called St. Rosetta’s Academy. These stories will be companion novels and modern retellings. Each book will focus on a separate
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4 YA Contemporary Books for Your 2020 TBR
Young adult rom-coms have become of my favorite genres to read in recent years. I enjoy the romance tropes, the banter, the swoon factor, and the lovable characters. Their light-hearted
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Book Review: The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu
Magic. Music. Mozart. You’ll find this and much more in The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu. Her new YA novel blends historical fiction and fantasy to create a truly
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Exclusive Interview: Supernatural’s Misha Collins Chats About The Adventurous Eaters Club
Supernatural’s Misha Collins and his wife, Vicki, are inviting readers into their home with their new cookbook, The Adventurous Eaters Club. Inspired by their own relationships with food and mealtime
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Book Review: The Light at the Bottom of the World by London Shah
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live underwater and how humanity would adapt to such a drastic change in environment? London Shah explores this possibility in
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Exclusive Interview: Pop Culturalist Chats with London Shah
London Shah spent her teen years dreaming of what it would be like if humanity lived deep under water. She also yearned to see characters that shared her British-Muslim identity
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Exclusive Interview: Pop Culturalist Chats with Jonathan Bennett
It’s been fifteen years since Jonathan Bennett became a household name for his breakout role in the cult classic film, Mean Girls. And yes, he knows his hair looks sexy
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Exclusive Interview: Pop Culturalist Chats with Alexa Curtis
Throughout middle school, Alexa Curtis was bullied by other kids. At age twelve, she turned to writing as an outlet to express herself and started the fashion blog A Life
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