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A Blade So Black
10 December 2018 - 6:45pmBy L.L. McKinney
In this brand new fantasy novel (the first in a series), Alice Kingston is an African American teenager, surrounded by police violence in Atlanta, when she suddenly enters the dreamscape world of Wonderland, and is transformed into a fully-fledged hero.
Dumplin'
8 December 2018 - 10:49amBy Julie Murphy
Did you watch the movie Dumplin' on Netflix or plan on watching it when it's out on DVD? Willowdean (called "Dumplin'" by her beauty queen diet-obsessed mom), is a Dolly Parton-obssessed teen who is confident in her own body - even if other people call her "fat." It's a funny and quick read about a beauty pageant takeover, drag queens, and friendship.
The Hate U Give
30 April 2018 - 12:51pm
The Hate U Give
By Angie Thomas
This book is the real deal. Not only is it the best YA book I have read this year, it is the best book I have read this year period. It got me from the very first page, and never let me go. If you read any book this year, let it be this one.
A Girl Called Echo
4 April 2018 - 3:55pm
A Girl Called Echo (V.1 of the Pemmican Wars)
By Katherena Vermette
This beautiful graphic novel will appeal to just about any age. Echo is a lonely 13 year old Metis girl in a new school who, in the middle of history class, finds herself transported to a bison hunt in 1814 on the Saskatchewan prairie. Echo slips back and forth in time, visiting a Metis camp and witnessing the Battle of Seven Oaks.
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