Master of Crows by Grace Draven
“A man with clear sight into his own soul will always make a wise decision.” When Martise of Asher is given the opportunity to free herself from slavery in exchange…
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“A man with clear sight into his own soul will always make a wise decision.” When Martise of Asher is given the opportunity to free herself from slavery in exchange…
Time passes pretty quickly, and I feel like the past 2 months have been especially fast! (see my previous April/May update post to catch up) I’d have thought living in…
“Why is it more important to defend yourself from accusations of ableism than to listen to my story of experiencing it?” Say Hello is an important book if you’re going…
“We do it because we’re the only ones who understand what it’s like to know the impossible things” Lily Allbright has been haunted all her life by visions of the…
Having a visible disability means that sometimes when I meet strangers they’re very keen to talk about disability, and something that they know about it. For the most part, I…
I always love it when a book surprises me. I picked up By The Light of Embers a bit hesitant about whether or not I’d enjoy it, I left it…
“But here’s the remarkable thing about self-love: When you start to love yourself for the first time, when you start to truly embrace who you are—flaws and all—your scars start…
“Loving someone was traumatizing. You never knew what would happen to them out there in the world. Everything precious was also vulnerable.” Penny is awkward, beginning college away from home,…
It’s been a heck of a few months, and I’m sure I’m not the only person to say that. Between COVID-19 lockdowns and all the changes associated with that, I’ve…
Aster. Violet. Tansy. Mallow. Clementine. Charlotte Nicole Davis’ debut novel, The Good Luck Girls, is a thrilling take on the Wild West – all the gun slinging, bank robberies and…