5 Books to Read After The Hunger Games
As we anticipate Sunrise on the Reaping coming out next month, we’ve curated a list of five novels similar to The Hunger Games to add to your TBR.
As we anticipate Sunrise on the Reaping coming out next month, we’ve curated a list of five novels similar to The Hunger Games to add to your TBR.
This October you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Carrying, Fangs and all, Until the Last Light Goes Out, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
‘Restoration’ encourages readers to slow down and really feel, but some key elements are missing. Read on for our review.
Megan Mostyn-Brown’s debut novel, The Need, centers on two families with just one thing in common: a genetic disorder that compels them to cannibalism.
Readers will be swept away in this well-written world, inspired by the Byzantine Empire. Read on for our review of this debut novel!
This September you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Dead Girls, Night of Madness, Just the Good Parts, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
While a captivating story, this book has a few key struggles. Read on for our review of this sophomore novel!
Sentient mountains go to war in Garth Nix’s latest book. Read our review of Massif to see if the novel finds its footing.
With All My Haunted Heart by Isabel Sterling struggles to fully deliver on its heartfelt themes. Read on for our review!
This August you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Survival Show, She Haunts Me Still, Natural Selection, and more. Check out the rest of the list!