We hear a lot about these attacks on books. But what about the attacks on the people defending the books?
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Book Review: The 7-10 Split by Karmen Lee
This book looked so cute. Sure, I’m not in to sport romances, but I could get into the idea of former high school friends turned bowling rivals turned co-coaches of the next generation’s bowling team at their alma mater.
Book Review: The Garden Against Time by Olivia Laing
The thing about this book is that it meanders and you never really know quite where a chapter is going to go when it starts.
Book Bingo 2025!
It’s January 1, 2025, and it’s not like the fascists are going to stop me from reading, so I’m doing another book bingo meta challenge.
Book Review: Bite by Bite by Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Welcome to my final book review of 2024!
Book Review: The Tears of Re by Gene Kritsky
This is going to be a short review because The Tears of Re by Gene Kritsky is a short book, which also happens to be boring.
Book Review: Let’s Move the Needle by Shannon Downey
If, like me, you’re a creative and compassionate person feeling pulled in all directions by all the urgent causes out there, this book may help you get focused.
Book Review: Period. End of Sentence. by Anita Diamant
Period. End of Sentence. by Anita Diamant is a crash course in menstrual justice.
Book Review: Be a Revolution by Ijeoma Oluo
So as it turns out, you can’t solve racism by reading books.
Book Review: The Sapling Cage by Margaret Killjoy
The Sapling Cage by Margaret Killjoy will probably be a real nostalgic read for anyone who, like me, spent the late 90s and early 00s reading the likes of Raymond Feist, Robert Jordan, and Tamora Pierce.