GeekMom Halloween Reading Roundup 2021: Adult
Our final Halloween roundup for 2021 is all about adult fiction, so read on for reviews of seven terrifying tales for older readers.
Continue ReadingOur final Halloween roundup for 2021 is all about adult fiction, so read on for reviews of seven terrifying tales for older readers.
Continue ReadingAs summer draws to an end, Sophie, Scott, and Amy are excited to share eight of the books they have been enjoying recently.
Continue ReadingBook subscription services send books and book-themed items to your door every month; OwlCrate is one that also offers a middle-grade box.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie explores a wide range of non-fiction and picks up some interesting fiction too.
Continue ReadingWith the subject back in the news, here are three recent books that touch on UFOs, aliens, and other related paranormal phenomena.
Continue ReadingWe hope you will find something interesting within the three books featured in this month’s Between the Bookends.
Continue Reading‘Trouble Girls’ by Julia Lynn Rubin is a YA story about two queer teenage girls, inspired by ‘Thelma and Louise’ and the #MeToo movement.
Continue Reading‘Here the Whole Time’ by Vitor Martins is a body-positive, Brazilian YA novel about two gay teen boys who live in the same apartment building.
Continue Reading‘Me, My Dad, and the End of the Rainbow’ by Benjamin Dean is the story of twelve-year-old Archie whose dad has just realized that he is gay.
Continue Reading‘The Deepest Breath’ by Meg Grehan is an unusual, LGBTQ middle-grade book that is written entirely in verse.
Continue Reading‘As Far As You’ll Take Me’ by Phil Stamper is about a gay 17-year-old from Kentucky who lies to his parents so he can spend summer in London.
Continue ReadingIn ‘Ace of Spades,’ Devon & Chiamaka (the two Black students at their school) are targeted by the anonymous ‘Aces’ who reveals their secrets.
Continue Reading‘One Last Stop’ by Casey McQuiston follows August who falls in love with a girl trapped in a time loop on the NYC subway since the 1970s.
Continue Reading‘The Passing Playbook’ by Isaac Fitzsimmons is a coming-of-age book about transgender rights and football (soccer) in equal measure.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie reviews 5 books including the latest from John Green and a middle-grade about girl’s football.
Continue Reading‘Heartstopper’ by Alice Oseman is a series of graphic novels about two British teenage boys navigating their burgeoning relationship.
Continue Reading‘The Final Revival of Opal and Nev’ by Dawnie Walton is the oral history of a fictional rock ‘n’ roll duo who shot to stardom in the 1970s.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie and Lisa review nine books covering a mixture of picture books, middle grade, YA, and adult.
Continue ReadingThis month I picked up the next books in the Adventures on Trains series: ‘Kidnap on the California Comet’ and ‘Murder on the Safari Star’.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s between the bookends, Sophie and Rebecca share four books they read in the month of March.
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