The Homeless Bird gives an intuitive look into the foreign hardships of a young girl
Whelan illuminates the circumstances and struggles of a young girl in a predominantly male-dominated society.
Category: Books
Denton Little’s Deathdate makes you squirm at the edge of your seat
This novel is filled with cringe-worthy moments with a balance of heart-pounding wonder.
A book that gives us insight about mental health and romance, All The Bright Places is a must read
This book takes readers on a journey through Indiana and shows readers that the destination doesn’t matter as much as the person that you’re with.
The Ship of the Dead is a good addition to Rick Riordan’s Magnus Chase
The third book in the Magnus Chase series offers a light and interesting read for the average reader.
Legend will take you on an adventure you will never forget
Criminals, guns, and secrets packed together for a fast-paced read.
Benjamin Alire Sáenz incorporates maturity, wisdom and diversity into The Inexplicable Logic of My Life
The author’s newest young adult novel is a welcome change of pace for anyone sick of stereotypical YA fiction.
The Underground Railroad is an empowering story of survival and escape from slave ownership
This novel can teach the reader a lot by exposing the injustices faced both in the past and today, to respect people of all colours, ethnicities, creeds, sexualities and genders.
The Legendary Stanley Cup Stories, re-lived in the 21st century
The most influential trophy in the history of hockey has many stories which have been shared all in one book.
Is Rupi Kaur’s the sun and her flowers just as important as milk and honey?
Bestselling author Rupi Kaur’s second poetry book is stunning and inspiring.
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