We’re addicted to SKAM and if you haven’t watched it – you are missing out. Sure, the show is not in english, it’s Scandinavian and their marketing is absolutely amazing. You may remember that Simon Fuller’s XIX Entertainment has optioned…
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Turning the Pages: ‘Dare to Fall’ by Estelle Maskame Made Us Fall Hard
There are a few people that I will always run out and pick up their books as soon as they hit shelves. Even though I get them in the mail, even though I know some of the authors, I can’t…
Let’s Talk About the Show You Should Be Watching – ‘Skam’
Any exposure to the Internet in recent months might have introduced innocent scrollers to Skam –the risk-taking Norwegian show that is sweeping teenagers into a world they’d never known on screen before. Often compared to the UK show Skins, Skam…
Turning the Pages Review: Did I Mention I Love You? by Estelle Maskame
OUR BLURB: Before you know it, you’ve turned the pages and the book is over – and that’s not a bad thing. You will be rooting for Eden, praying for Tyler, and championing them both in a book that just won’t…
Why You Need To Watch ‘Young Royals’ On Netflix
Young Royals is a show that I probably never would have come across if not for social media. You know how, every once in a while, there’s a show that’s suddenly all over your tumblr dash, and you think, what…
Young Royals: Check out the Trailer For The Netflix Drama
Netflix’s Young Royals looks just like fanfic come to life, and when we say that, we never mean it in a bad way.
10 Shows Not in English You Should Definitely Watch
English is a very beautiful and widely spoken language, across many, many people around the world. But, sometimes, we, as consumers of entertainment can forget that it’s not the only one (we can’t really blame ourselves though, Hollywood has its…
Summer of Sarah MacLean: A Rogue by Any Other Name
A Rogue by Any Other Name is the story of Bourne and Penelope. It is the first book in Sarah MacLean’s Rule of Scoundrel series and really who doesn’t love a scoundrel? 😉
Guest Post: Laura Hankin, author of ‘HAPPY AND YOU KNOW IT’
At my friend’s wedding, I had to walk down the aisle with a man who’d given my book one star on Goodreads. How did I know he’d assigned my book the worst possible rating? That he’d flipped through my heart…
Turning The Pages: ‘UNPregnant’ by Jenni Hendricks
If I am being honest, I can understand why it is that UNPREGNANT is so well received and loved. The book is beautifully written, the pacing is on track, the characters grow throughout the pages. I can see why it…
Marie Lu Answers Our Question About Returning To The ‘LEGENDS’ Series
When you think of Young Adult authors, Marie Lu should be a name that comes to mind. The talented author has a new book out this week, REBEL. REBEL is part of the Legends series. If we’re being honest, CHAMPION…
‘Stop and Fangirl’ Episode 72: What Makes Foreign TV So Good
Here at Fangirlish we continue to support your right to fangirl over any fandom you desire – whether that is a book, a TV show, a movie, or even sports. That’s why we have Stop and Fangirl! So you can feel…
5 LGBTQ+ Web Series You Should Binge in 2019
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to…
Turning the Pages: ‘Save The Date’ By Morgan Matson
I’ve always been a sucker for a good contemporary book. I sometimes feel like fantasy and supernatural are overdone (but that’s not to say that I don’t relish a good book about either). But here’s the thing about contemporary books…
Guest Post: Adrienne Kisner Talks About The Writing Process
My writing process is a mess, and I recount it now in the case that there are other writers out there who might look at it and think: “Well. If she can publish a book, surely I can, too.” Indeed…
‘How I Resist: Activism and Hope for a New Generation’ Book Review
How I Resist: Activism and Hope is a guidebook about where to begin. Edited by Maureen Johnson, the author of Truly Devious, it offers life lessons and advice from renowned writers and activists in hopes of invigorating a new generation of fighters…
Exclusive Interview: Author Sophie Cameron
We love a good book. We love a good book from a debut author. Debut author Sophie Cameron’s book, Out of the Blue gives us a little bit of everything – angels, metallic, gender-neutral Beings — are inexplicably falling from the…
‘This Heart of Mine’ is All About Heart & Moving On Together
At first glance, ‘This Heart of Mine’ by C.C. Hunter seems like any other coming of age story or high school romance. Even the first chapter is sweet and goes along the same lines of a John Hughes love story. It…
‘Ink, Iron, and Glass’ is the Representation Steampunk Needs
‘Ink, Iron, and Glass’ by Gwendolyn Clare is the representation that the steampunk genre needs. From the moment I realized that the protagonist was a woman of color I knew something would be different about this book. It didn’t stumble…
‘Ink, Iron and Glass’ by Gwendolyn Clare: Cast of Our Dreams
In Gwendolyn Clare’s debut novel for young adults, Ink, Iron and Glass, words have power. They can create new worlds, enable you to travel in unique ways, and bring life to sentient beings in our own image. And like with…
