Book Reviews

I adored Dungeons and Drama. This follows Riley, a musical-theater enthusiast, after she is grounded for sneaking out with her best friend Hoshiko to see a musical. Her punishment is that she has to work after school at her dad’s game shop which is where she meets Nathan.

This was such an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. The Favorites by Layne Fargo is an amalgamation of Daisy Jones and The Six, Wuthering Heights, and Spinning Out. I mean the level of toxicity, drama, betrayal, and scandal at every turn had me wanting to throw the book across the room, stare into the void, and then pick it up and keep reading.

Airay: Power Forgotten was everything I needed and more. To say I was waiting for this book for the longest time is an understatement.

Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao was such a unique read. A magical realism that starts in a pawnshop where you sell your regrets.