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ARC Review: The Pharmacist, by Rachelle Atalla.
Read more: ARC Review: The Pharmacist, by Rachelle Atalla.Bookshop US | Bookshop UK | Amazon | Goodreads | Storygraph Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review. Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Release date: 12 May 2022. Pages: 353 Representation: NA. Trigger warnings: Abduction, abortion, suicide, drug abuse, sexual assault, physical assault, mention of rape, miscarriage, birth, infertility, indirect mention of…
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Review: With the Fire on High, by Elizabeth Acevedo
Read more: Review: With the Fire on High, by Elizabeth AcevedoBookshop US | Bookshop UK | Amazon | Goodreads | Storygraph ‘The world is a turntable that never stops spinning; as humans we merely choose the tracks we want to sit out and the ones that inspire us to dance.’ Publisher: Quill tree books. Release date: May 7th 2019. Pages: 400 Representation: Afro-Latina main character,…
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ARC Review: The Night Lady, by Debra Castaneda.
Read more: ARC Review: The Night Lady, by Debra Castaneda.Amazon | Goodreads ‘The two women talked about magic as if it were real, and Jane remembered something her mother had said about Catalina, that she wasn’t just a healer but a bruja, a witch.‘ Publisher: Second Rodeo books. Release date: November 9th 2021. Pages: 302 Representation: Hispanic main characters. Trigger warnings: Racism, Sexual assault,…
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10 reasons YA books are for everyone.
Read more: 10 reasons YA books are for everyone.1. We all have an inner child People talk all the time about “growing up”, but reaching physical and emotional maturity doesn’t mean you have to abandon all of your childish ways. I’m not saying YA books are childish, but I am saying it’s okay to like things you liked when you were younger. We…
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