Fresh off the endearingly funny romantic comedy, Set It Up, Netflix releases its first trailer for the YA adaptation of Jenny Han’s bestselling novel, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. The first teaser trailer introduces us to Lara Jean (Lana…
Book Review: Emergency Contact by Mary H.K. Choi
Meet Penny, a young, quiet, and firmly independent woman heading to college to begin paving the path towards her goal of becoming a writer, as well as escape the exhaustion of parenting her own mother. Meet Sam, a college dropout…
Book Review: Love & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch
The next novel on the list of Leigh-Ann’s never-ending pile of “To Be Read” books is none other than this cute YA summer romance known as Love & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch. I’m still trying to get through all…
Book Review: Zenn Diagram by Wendy Brant
What would you do if touching another human being meant discovering their pain, hurt or deepest darkest secrets? For Eva (pronounced Ay-va) Walker, it means living a life devoid of human touch. It’s exactly what it sounds like – solitary…
Book Review: The Window by Amelia Brunskill
In my personal experience, reading mystery novels goes one of two ways: either the story focuses on an official crime case that the characters are working to solve, or the plot provides a take of the amateur sleuth, trying to…
Book Review: Starry Eyes by Jenn Bennett
One of the literary tropes that I am incredibly fond of is enemies-to-lovers. Whether it’s the slow-burn nature of discovering or rediscovering emotions, the forced interaction allowing for hatred to morph into a tentative friendship, a possible miscommunication of intentions…
Book Review: Losing Brave by Bailee Madison & Stefne Miller
Bailee Madison and Stefne Miller’s newest novel follows the successful, popular high school star Payton Brave. Payton has it all, but she’s haunted by her twin sister’s disappearance and her inability to remember what happened. She tries to live a…