Put a Cap on It with These Bookish Hats
I’ve never been a hat person, but every time I’ve tried on or received one as a gift, I’ve fallen in love. I love the statement,...
How Reading About Reality TV Changed the Way I Watch It
In 2022, I am 36, which means that the majority of my upbringing has been happening alongside the surge of every thinkable type of reality television....
How are Older Adults Depicted In Fiction?
Fiction is home to a huge variety of characters, but heroes and protagonists often have one feature in common — they’re usually young. Depending on the...
Middle Grade Graphic Novels to Lose Yourself In
Graphic novels are great. I love diving into a new graphic novel and losing myself in the art and story — which is why I’m always...
K-Dramas Are Perfect for Romance Readers (and Vice Versa)
Caveat: some K-Dramas. I hear some of them are sad. I don’t watch those. There once was a time when the only thing I knew about...
11 Books Based in AAPI Folklore
Never in my lifetime — I’m 31 for context — have I experienced more media and literature with a base in AAPI culture. Also for context,...
Fall In Love With The Next 12 Books Like The Love Hypothesis
Last year brought us The Love Hypothesis. And it quickly went viral. It’s not an overreaction to say that this title hit it big and continues...
10 Sign Language Books For Beginners
A few months ago, I put together a post for Book Riot with the best books to help children — from babies to older kids —...
Marching Band Teens in YA
In this queer contemporary YA mystery, a nonbinary autistic teen realizes they must not only solve a 30-year-old mystery but also face the demons lurking in...
The Hurting Kind: The Millions Interviews Ada Limón
To read the poetry of Ada Limón is to enter mysteries around life and nature and the world for which she has no answers. She distrusts...
