#WorldKidLit Month: Why We Need Translated Lit for Kids!
In English, translated literature has a stuffy reputation. Here, where translated literature occupies a place at the margins, readers often think of it as exclusively highbrow....
Book Revue: A Bookstore For Everyone
Huntington, New York, is the home of Walt Whitman along with several art galleries and museums. It’s also the home of Book Revue, the largest independent...
A Reading List Inspired by the AMMONITE Trailer
On August 25, the trailer for Francis Lee’s film Ammonite was uploaded to YouTube. The romantic drama fictionalizes the life of Mary Anning, a self-taught, groundbreaking...
4 Awesome Books About Vinyl Records
The best kind of collectible is one with both class and practical purpose. It should both bring joy and look nice. What could fit that description...
B-List Bonanza: LEGEND OF KORRA’s Naga
It struck me not long ago that B-list comics villains, especially those with roots in the DC mythos, have enjoyed a renaissance since the advent of The CW’s...
8 2020 YA Releases with BIPOC Facing Down the World From the Cover
2020 has been a challenging year to say the least. Disappointment and heartache have wracked the world as illness, injustice, and the passing of prominent figures...
I Haven’t Read X Book. Am I a Reader?
“You’re a reader? What did you think of One Hundred Years of Solitude?…Oh, you haven’t read it? Well, then what did you think of Les Misérables?…You...
All The Spooky and Scary Book Gifts You Need In Your Life
If you, like me, love all things spooky and scary, this roundup of horror gifts for book lovers will be up your alley. Whether it’s a...
10 Atmospheric YA Novels to Curl Up With This Fall
Life in Bearmouth is one of hard labor and isolation, where daylight is a distant memory. Newt has lived there since the age of four, and...
3 Great YA Books Starring Argentinian Characters
Kingdoms have begun to fall to a doomsday cult, the magical Graced are being persecuted, and an ancient power threatens to break free. But with the...
