Tina has spent her entire life knowing that she would leave this earth - permanently. Because she's secretly an alien. She's technically a clone of a brilliant alien commander who passed away unexpectedly. Tina longs for her new life to begin and when her internal beacon lights up - she's ready. She's transported to the wild world of… Continue reading Victories Greater than Death – Charlie Jane Anders
Grandma Gatewood’s Walk – Ben Montgomery
★★★★ Her chest full of crisp air and inspiration, her feet atop a forgettable mountain where the stars make you feel insignificant and important all at once. Emma Gatewood is many things - a wife, a mother, a grandmother and a world-renowned walker. When she was sixty-seven years old, she told her family she would… Continue reading Grandma Gatewood’s Walk – Ben Montgomery
The Man-Butcher Prize – Charles X. Cross
★★★ ½ William was one of the best assassins of the 1600s...but it only took one botched job (someone ended up dead...but it was the wrong someone) to blacklist his name from the assassin's guild. Without a guild, William is lost. His skills wasted. His income ruined. BUT there is one more chance for him - the… Continue reading The Man-Butcher Prize – Charles X. Cross
Snow & Rose – Emily Winfield Martin
★★★★★ Snow and Rose didn't know that they were living in a fairy tale--people never do. Snow and Rose once had the perfect family - a beautifully grand house, a loving mother and an adoring father. But then one day, their father disappeared. He went into the woods and never came back. And without their nobleman father, their… Continue reading Snow & Rose – Emily Winfield Martin
How to Break an Evil Curse – Laura Morrison
Princess Julianna has known all her life that she was cursed. One ray of sunlight and *poof* she dies. Horribly. Despite her limitations, she's carved out a life (metaphorically, and physically - she's literally been digging a hole out of the dungeon since she was 8) for herself in her comfy underground home with her ghostly companions.… Continue reading How to Break an Evil Curse – Laura Morrison
Heading Over the Hill – Judy Leigh
Dawnie and Billy are (quite frankly) ready to retire. They raised their children and have decided (at 70) that they'd like to start over new. Which is what brings them to Barnstaple, by the sea (temporarily). They plan to rent a home until they find the perfect seaside cottage. But as soon as they move… Continue reading Heading Over the Hill – Judy Leigh
Janice the Original – Janice Dickinson
★★★★ Ohhhh my gosh. This one was a wild ride. So, I didn't know too much (okay, anything) about Janice before my quarantine America's Next Top Model binge (I'm on cycle 22, by the way). And I loved her personality on the show. She was the unfiltered kind of funny - always with a snappy remark or cutthroat… Continue reading Janice the Original – Janice Dickinson
CAMP – LC Rosen
Randy Kapplehoff waits all year for the summer - because with the summer comes Camp Outland. This is a camp made for queer teens and it's truly become Randy's home away from home. There's his best friends from across the country, there's the pure joy of creating a theater production in the matter of weeks...and...there's Hudson.… Continue reading CAMP – LC Rosen
Educated – Tara Westover
★★★★★ “You can love someone and still choose to say goodbye to them,” she says now. “You can miss a person every day, and still be glad that they are no longer in your life.” Tara Westover lived her life like everyday was her last - literally. Her dad was a doomsday prepper. She spent her childhood… Continue reading Educated – Tara Westover
Please Don’t Tell Cooper He’s a Dog – Michelle Lander Feinberg
He's kind, and he's gentle, loyal, and brave,but simply confused about how dogs behave." This gorgeous little picture book follows an adorable giant of a dog...who thinks he's people! He wasn't always like that though! Cooper was adopted from a shelter by a loving family. Annnd, almost immediately, the five children begin treating him like… Continue reading Please Don’t Tell Cooper He’s a Dog – Michelle Lander Feinberg
