From the award-winning author of The Poppy War trilogy, R.F. Kuang brings her readers a new historical take on early nineteenth-century England with Babel. Taking place …
Kaleidoscope: Book Review
Meet the Brightons, a biracial family who achieved the American Dream by creating Kaleidoscope, a “global bohemian” shopping empire that took New York City by …
Portrait of a Thief: Book Review
*Warning: This review contains spoilers. Portrait of a Thief is an ambitious debut novel by Grace D. Li that follows a group of Chinese American …
A Thousand Steps Into Night: Book Review
From New York Times bestselling author and National Book Award finalist, Traci Chee, comes a new Japanese-inspired young adult fantasy adventure that is perfect for …
Variable Barricade: An Otome Game About Finding a Husband Among Trash
Welcome to the luxurious villa of one of the most prestigious families in Japan, where you’ll find yourself in the company of four grade A …
YALLWEST Returns to Santa Monica with New Authors and Old Favorites This May
Pack your books and get ready to geek out at one of the biggest YA Book festivals in the West Coast.
The Epic Crush of Genie Lo: Book Review
Not even a demon invasion, the Monkey King and all of the heavens can stop Genie from acing her SATs.
Warcross: Book Review
Warcross isn’t just any game especially for broke and nearly homeless Emika Chen; it’s her livelihood, escape, and even means of income that is until one fateful day she gets pushed into the limelight of her dreams, but instead of being a player, she becomes a pawn in a game where the stakes are dangerously high.
Flame in the Mist: Book Review
Game of Thrones fans will delight in this Mulan inspired story that’s set in feudal Japan about a girl seeking revenge on those who want to kill her.
The Darkest Hour: Book Review
With numerous aliases, one girl seeks to take down the Nazi regime, but being a spy isn’t easy when you don’t know who to trust in this thrilling espionage novel.