by Erika Krouse, Review 24 of 2024 All you need to know about the premise of this collection of short stories is in the title. Each story is quite literally […]
The Indian Card
Who Gets to Be Native in America by Carrie Lowry Schuettpelz, Review 23 of 2024 “What routinely fails to show up in the textbook is the modernity of Indian-ness. Native […]
How to Steal a Galaxy
by Alex Revis, review 22 of 2024 Murderbot meets Oceans 11 in book two of the Chaotic Orbits series. I loved being back for another fast paced adventure with the […]
We Three Kings
by Kristen Bailey, Review 21 of 2024 I was so glad to see another fun holiday rom-com from Kristen Bailey after listening to Five Gold Rings last year. There’s something […]
The Anti-Ableism Manifesto
by Tiffany Yu, Review 20 of 2024 This is a truly wonderful introduction to anti-ableism. Each chapter includes practical everyday skills to develop and actions to take to make the […]
We Will be Jaguars
by Nemonte Nenquimo, review 19 of 2024 This is a must read. Nemonte Nenquimo’s story is inspiring, challenging, and deeply human. Nenquimo’s message isn’t just about climate activism, though that’s […]
How to Summon a Fairy Godmother
by Laura J Mayo, Review 18 of 2024 This Cinderella retelling puts one Theo, one of the wicked step-sisters in the spotlight and boy is it delightful. Theo is messy […]
How to Piss Off Men
by Kyle Prue, Review 17 of 2024 This is a short instructional manual for how to piss off men. Personally, I don’t tend to need instructions for this but I […]
Survival Is a Promise
The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde by Alexis Pauline Gumbs Review 15 of 2024 Part biography, part poetry recitation, part history lecture, with a dash of pop science, this book defies […]