Review: The Binti Series
When the Binti Series showed up in a Kobo email, I was intrigued by the beautiful cover art. That and the sale price made it… Read More »Review: The Binti Series
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Mini-Reviews: What I’ve Been Reading
As you’ve probably noticed if you come around here often, I’ve been a little inactive the last couple months. This is largely because I started… Read More »Mini-Reviews: What I’ve Been Reading
Review: The Boat People
I received a copy of The Boat People for volunteering at the Giller Light Bash in November. With the topics of immigration and refugees in the news… Read More »Review: The Boat People
Review: Nostalgia
I picked Nostalgia up not knowing much about it other than that it had been on Canada Reads. Science fiction isn’t really a genre I normally… Read More »Review: Nostalgia
Review: The Lines We Cross
I mentioned The Lines We Cross in my reflections on the Ottawa Book Blogger Meetup. It was in my goodie bag and I thought it would be… Read More »Review: The Lines We Cross
Review: The Best Kind of People
Can you all just go read The Best Kind of People? I need (not want, NEED) more people to read this so that I can… Read More »Review: The Best Kind of People
Review: The Hate U Give
If you’ve even got your toe in the book waters, you’ve heard about The Hate U Give, and for good reason. Summary Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter… Read More »Review: The Hate U Give
Review: Letters Lived
I picked up Letters Lived: Radical Reflections, Revolutionary Paths at the Festival of Literary Diversity last year. It’s not the kind of book I would normally pick up,… Read More »Review: Letters Lived
The Breadwinner and the Power of Literature
I was in 4th grade when the September 11 terrorist attacks occurred. I was nine years old. I remember my friend told me about it… Read More »The Breadwinner and the Power of Literature