Festival of Shadows: A Japanese Ghost Story is a graphic novel by the French creative team Atelier Sentō and translated with the help of Josh …
Book review: Festival of Shadows: A Japanese Ghost Story by Atelier Sento
Book review: Never Ever Getting Back Together by Sophie Gonzales
Never Ever Getting Back Together is Sophie Gonzales’ fourth YA romance book, and it’s just as fun and enjoyable as her first three! Every other …
Book review: Terry Pratchett: A Life With Footnotes by Rob Wilkins
Rob Wilkins’ Terry Pratchett: A Life with Footnotes is an entertaining and in-depth biography of the late, great author Terry Pratchett: A Life with Footnotes …
Book review: Forestfall by Lyndall Clipstone
A lush and aesthetic YA Gothic fantasy. Warning: contains spoilers for the first book in this duology, Lakesedge Forestfall is Lyndall Clipstone’s haunting, high-drama conclusion …
Book review: Unnecessary Drama by Nina Kenwood
A delightful YA rom-com about moving out and growing up. Nina Kenwood’s second novel, Unnecessary Drama, is about eighteen-year-old Brooke, who has just left home …
Book review: A Lesson in Vengeance by Victoria Lee
A Lesson in Vengeance is a slow-burning, Sapphic dark academia story from Victoria Lee In Victoria Lee’s A Lesson in Vengeance, eighteen-year-old Felicity Morrow has …
Book review: The Cast Aways of Harewood Hall
Karen Herbert’s sophomore novel, The Cast Aways of Harewood Hall, is a delightful, almost sitcom-style mystery about the residents, staff, and animals of the titular …
Book review: The Stellar Snow Job by Marie Howalt
Marie Howalt’s The Stellar Snow Job is the first novella in the Colibri Investigations series. It follows Richard Hart, an ex-military private investigator, and his …
Book review: The Brink by Holden Sheppard
Adolescents reach the terrifying edge of everything they’ve ever known in Holden Sheppard’s The Brink Holden Sheppard’s sophomore novel The Brink is a tension-filled, hormone-fuelled, …
Book review: Every Version of You by Grace Chan
An exploration of the spaces and boundaries between digital and physical selves. Grace Chan’s sci fi debut novel Every Version of You uses a simple …