ARC Review: A People’s Future of the United States – Edited by Victor LaValle and John Joseph Adams

This anthology boasts of some amazing authors and I just couldn't resist from requesting it as soon as I heard about it the first time. And what a thought provoking, sometimes infuriating and sometimes hopeful collection of stories this is. Right from the Foreword by Victor LaValle, we get an insight into how powerful representation...

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Book Review: A Thousand Beginnings and Endings – Edited by Ellen Oh and Elsie Chapman

There are very few books that tug at your heartstrings and touch your soul and all you want to do is bask in their glory, laugh and cry and do so much more. This is one such book. An own voices anthology of retellings of Asian myths and folktales, this is something a younger me...

ARC Review: Fresh Ink – Edited by Lamar Giles

I have to mention initially that I am not an ownvoices reviewer for any of the stories here, so it doesn't really matter what I have to say. As Lamar Giles mentions in the foreword, this book is for all those kids who love reading but are disheartened because they never see themselves represented as...

Book Review: The Bane Chronicles by Cassandra Clare / Sarah Rees Brennan / Maureen Johnson

Shadowhunters is a universe I don't get bored of at all, even if some books are not that great or the storylines get repetitive sometimes. It's just something in Cassie's writing that makes me care so much for the characters and I want to keep reading more about them. So, here I am with another...

Book Review: Three Sides of a Heart – Edited by Natalie C. Parker

There are a lot of readers who hate the love triangle trope and I can understand how totally frustrating it can be when it is used to create unnecessary angst in the story. But when done right, I really love reading about three characters in love and their ever changing dynamics. So, though this anthology...