*Warning: This review contains spoilers. To fans of the Iron Fey world who may never have wanted the books to end, have no fear: Julie …
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Shine: Book Review
At first sight, K-pop may seem all glitz and glam, but that’s not what K-pop star Jessica Jung’s long-awaited novel Shine tells us. In Jung’s …
Catching Up with Lezhin Entertainment’s US Lead Michael Song
Staying productive during an ongoing global pandemic becomes harder as the months go by. However, reading online comics is a pastime that’s grown even more …
Interview with “My Day with Gong Gong” Creators
Publishing on September 8, My Day with Gong Gong explores the relationship between a grandfather and a granddaughter on their trip to Chinatown. Take a …
My Day with Gong Gong: Book Review
I don’t remember much of the time I spent with my grandparents when I was younger, but I do remember sounds and smells. The aroma …
Two Trees Make a Forest: Book Review
Half memoir and half travel/history guide to Taiwan, Jessica J. Lee’s Two Trees Make a Forest: Travels Among Taiwan’s Mountains and Coasts in Search of …
Plenty of Personality in Joe Ide’s Hi Five: Book Review
Amateur detective Isaiah Quintabe (a.k.a. IQ) faces yet another set of daunting challenges in Joe Ide’s fourth novel in the eponymous IQ series. In Hi …
Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982: Book Review
“What do you want from us? The dumb girls are too dumb, the smart girls are too smart, and the average girls are too unexceptional?” …
I’ll Be the One: Book Review
Released on June 16th, Lyla Lee’s debut YA novel I’ll Be the One channels K-pop, self-acceptance, and challenging boundaries in the story of one fat …
If I Had Your Face: Book Review
Throughout our lives, we learn how to covet. We learn to covet another’s face, another’s privilege. We learn to covet being beautiful and the privilege …