Reviews

If you’ve been waiting to check out a novel by Sarah MacLean, Wicked and the Wallflower is the perfect chance!

While Incredibles 2 has its faults, its action and humor make the film a worthy successor to the Pixar classic.

Ship It, the debut YA novel from Riverdale’s Britta Lundin, is the best fable ever told about the realities — from every plausible angle — of fandom.

Solo: A Star Wars Story provides rich world-building and character backstories, but the film is hampered by weak pacing and minimal character development.

If you’ve enjoyed the Hard Ink series by Laura Kaye, you absolutely won’t want to miss the first book in her new Warrior Fight Club series, Fighting for Everything, as she gives us another incredible soldier to hold close to our hearts.

Calling all YA fantasy readers: Claire Legrand’s Furyborn is here and it is fantastic.

13 Reasons Why season 2 delves into more difficult topics with imperfect storytelling, but it finds strength in many of its characters.

Nisha Sharma’s My So-Called Bollywood Life will make you aggressively swoon at least once while also making you want to add every Bollywood movie possible to your Netflix queue.

This book, guys. This book. If you’ve never read Rachel Hawkins before (like me, prior to Royals), you are DEFINITELY missing out.