This Place is Still Beautiful is a deeply moving novel about racism, family, and sisterhood. 

A review of Jay Kristoff’s grimdark fantasy novel Nevernight, a book readers will never likely forget. 

A book review of Tom Rob Smith’s international bestseller set during the twilight years of Stalin’s reign of terror.

The Weight of Blood is a chilling and suspenseful retelling of Stephen King’s Carrie through a racial lens. 

An Emotion of Great Delight offers a searing look into the world of one Muslim family in the wake of 9/11.

The Merciless Ones is an exciting YA fantasy novel about girls who bleed gold and monsters who hide behind the guise of being saviours. 

All This Could Be Different is a tender and smart novel about coming of age in difficult times, dreaming, and friendship.

In the Shadow of the Mountain is a courageous, inspiring, and deeply raw memoir by Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, the first Peruvian and openly LGBTQ+ woman to climb Everest. 

Black Cake is a moving and powerful debut that explores racial identity, family legacy, sexuality, history and culture. 

Squire is a gorgeous graphic novel that explores identity and friendship in the time of Empire. 

Honor is a beautifully written novel about the complicated issues at play in contemporary India. 

A stunning debut, Memphis is a portrait of familial bonds, sisterhood, friendship, and community.