The final installment in the New York Times bestsellers Dorothy Must Die series brings the series to a….well, not climactic, but certainly thoughtful, ending.
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Riveting, fast-paced, full of heart and tension to drive the story forward holding the readers’ hostage.
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Another month means it’s time for another Book of the Month Poll where you vote for your favorite upcoming book, author, or cover. So check out this month’s list of titles and vote for your favorite.
Here you have it folks, this month’s winner of the Book of the Month Poll. Check out this month’s winner right here.
Congratulations to “A Million Worlds with You” by Claudia Gray for being this month’s Book of the Month winner! Check out the details here.
Intricate and beautifully told, this is a piece of art that makes for an addicting read.
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Check out the latest YA books coming out this May and vote for your favorite to be the winner of the May Book of the Month. Happy reading!
A mature middle grade and young adult story with an exquisite take on what makes a home, a family, and what makes a prison.
Powerful and suspenseful, this story has magnificent world building, but with little action and a more character driven plot, readers will have a hard time relying on their imagination to see these characters and will look toward the show for visualization.
