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“Where do mermaids go when their scales are beneath their skin and the water, once treasured, is their enemy? For Cora, it's away from Eleanor West’s School for Wayward Children to their sister school which is a much more rigid and haunting place. Yet the nightmares Cora contains still nip at her heals: it's going to take a lot more than changing schools to heal. Good thing she's got a group of friends who will find her no matter where she is in all the worlds. This book serves as a critical...”

Cy • Village Books

“I love with this book and this is the best audio narration I’ve ever heard. ”

Kerry • Zibby's Bookshop

“This is for the children who wanted to have an adventure but didn't know the coin they'd have to exchange to get it. Follow Catherine Lundy, a girl perfectly in the middle, down the rabbit hole into the titular Goblin Market, a place where fair value is the most important trade of all. A story about sorrow, loss, growing up, growing better, and learning how to navigate the barter of childhood as you become an adult, this is my absolute favorite entry in the Wayward Children series. I long to...”

Cy • Village Books

“Jack and Jill just wanted thrill and perhaps a bit of adventure---too bad they didn't anticipate that their rhyming names would be the key to a world founded upon blood, obedience, and the haunting call of a red, red moon. Enter the Moors, a world where the monsters on our silver screen are all too real and call upon the humans native and new to serve as their sustenance, including that of Jack, a girl who wants to be anything but quiet and meek, and Jill, a forced tomboy who longs to be as...”

Cy • Village Books

“When I saw this release, I was excited. I fell in love with Didion's writing over 20 years ago when I first read her seminal book, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, and any new work by her is an automatic read. In 1999, Didion started seeing a psychologist and began a journal that documented her conversations and self-reflections with that therapist and others. For me, the most revelatory sections deal with Didion's relationship with her daughter, Quintana was critically ill and hospitalized at...”

Rachel • Quail Ridge Books

“Forget Me Not was the perfect pallet cleanser after a heavy dark academia read. It was a perfectly done second chance romance with lovable, if generic, characters. ”

Shelby • Buzy Beez Bookstore