Millie Bobby Brown is getting ready to debut her own novel, Nineteen Steps, on September 12, 2023. Here’s what we know.
Books
Every month we read all the books we can get our hands on. We’re suggesting which ones you should read, here!
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This April
With spring here, Queerly Not Straight has put together a list of LGBTQ+ books coming out this April 2023.
Book Review: ‘Your Dream For Me’ By Alison Schaffir
Well, we know that this book was pitched as ‘High School Musical’ meets ‘To All the Boys’ but that definitely wasn’t what this was.
See The Cover And Synopsis For The Missus By EL James
What happens once the glass slipper fits…? That’s the question Alessia Demachi faces in The Missus, the second book in EL James’s The Mister series. As mentioned, it’s been four years since The Mister was released, and we were introduced…
EL James Announces Sequel To The Mister
It has been four years since New York Times Bestselling author EL James released The Mister, book one in the series of the same name. Fans of the Fifty Shades author began to wonder if she would be releasing a…
Here’s Why We’re Excited for Scott Lang’s Memoir
Scott Lang’s memoir, which is featured in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” is being released as a legitimate book.
Cover Reveal: ‘After: The Graphic Novel (Volume 2)’ By Anna Todd
If you loved The cover for After: The Graphic Novel (Volume 1), you will be obsessed with the cover for After: The Graphic Novel (Volume 2).
Lauren Blackwood Talks Wildblood, That Beautiful Cover and The Message Behind the Book
We talked to Lauren Blackwood about her new book Wildblood, that gorgeous cover and the message behind the book.
Book Review: Chain of Thorns Is a Pleasant, but Forgettable, Read
Warning: minor spoilers for Chain of Thorns by Cassandra Clare. No major plot spoilers, but if you’d like to go in completely blind, don’t read this! When you’re as familiar with an author’s work as I am with Cassandra Clare’s,…
Get to Know The Musician’s Author Heloisa Prieto
Heloisa Prieto’s book “The Musician” is part Brazilian myths and part environmental activism — all while uplifting indigenous stories.