Welcome to our our AAPI-themed Cannon Book Club discussion of Malinda Lo's Last Night at the Telegraph Club! In this National Book Award-winner, Malinda Lo challenges popular perceptions of the 1950s, including stereotypes about Chinese Americans, the invisibility of the lesbian and gay community, … [Read more]
Ocean! Waves for All? by Stacey McAnulty
Our Planet! There’s No Place Like Earth? by Stacey McAnulty
Earth! My First 4.54 billion Years by Stacey McAnulty
Sun! One in a Billion? by Stacey McAnulty
Mars! Earthlings Welcome by Stacey McAnulty
Stacey McAnulty has caused me great stress. I cannot decide which of her books I liked best in the Our Universe series. Was it Ocean! Waves for All? Or was it Our Planet! There’s No Place Like Earth? Or even Earth! My First 4.54 billion Years (the first in the series)? Or the Sun! One in a Billion? … [Read more]
Secrets of Camp Whatever V02 The Doors to Nowhere by Chris Grine
In some ways book two of Secrets of Camp Whatever: The Doors to Nowhere is better than book one. Still, there are a few bumps (if it has been a while since you read book one, you might have forgotten a few characters or a story point or two), but overall, Willow and the gang are back for another fun … [Read more]
Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster by Andrea Mosqueda
This book perfectly speaks to messy teenage romance and feelings, and navigating friendship and romance, especially when the person you think you like is also your best friend. Maggie is such a fantastic protagonist, and I loved being a part of her journey of figuring out who she likes and wants to … [Read more]
14 by Peter Clines
The Fold by Peter Clines
Dead Moon by Peter Clines
Terminus by Peter Clines
Paradox Bound by Peter Clines
14 4/5 I am reading the four books of the Threshold series and I am convinced of a few things. It would make a solid multi-season tv show, where there's some good juicy roles here, there's a lot of variety and suspense built into it, and there's some solid connectivity between the books, but also … [Read more]
Gouda Friends by Cathy Yardly
This was such a delight to read. And yes, I did cry because I can't eat cheese anymore, but also, it was lovely and Josh and Tam are great. You should also check out llamareadsbooks' review, which moved me from "that looks nice" to "need now!" Things aren't going well for Tam. Her job overworks … [Read more]
