Wasted!

The Story of Food Waste Produced and narrated by Anthony Bourdain Sometimes these kinds of documentaries can be a bit Continue reading →

Normal People

  by Sally Rooney This is a nice summer read–sort of a love story, but not a traditional romance. The Continue reading →

Mighty Heart of Sunny St. James

by Ashley Herring Blake Sunny St. James, a 12 year-old girl and recent heart transplant recipient, decides she is going Continue reading →

Queenie

by Candice Carty- Williams Queenie is the first fiction book I’ve read this year that really grabbed me. It’s not Continue reading →

Maid

Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother’s Will to Survive by Stephanie Land I don’t know that I would call Continue reading →

Black Enough: Stories of Being Young and Black in America

Edited by Ibi Ziboi This anthology, incorporating fictional stories by a plethora of YAs favorite black authors is a brilliant Continue reading →

Cabin at the end of the World

by Paul Tremblay Claustrophobic in its narrow setting, horrifying in its sudden, graphic violence, The Cabin at the End of Continue reading →

Bloom

By Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau Love and baking meet in this sweet upper teen/new adult romance. Ari is a Continue reading →