Adiba Jaigirdar

In recent years, Young Adult books have been getting some great treatment, whether this is through getting adapted into the big screen or the small screen. In 2018 alone there has already been Love, Simon based on Becky Albertalli's…

Recently, the internet has been going ga-ga over Netflix' To All The Boys I've Loved Before, starring Lana Condor and Noah Centineo as teens who start to fake date, each for their own complicated reason. It's the first mainstream teen…

Viet Thanh Nguyen's The Displaced collects essays by refugee writers about refugee lives. It hosts a collection of diverse perspectives from all across the world, bound together by their shared trauma, though decades and thousands of miles…

Twinkle Mehra is an aspiring filmmaker who is struggling to get any kind of recognition in her high school. With her best friend slowly drifting away from her, Twinkle is desperate to make her mark. When Sahil Roy approaches her about…

The Kingdom of Orïsha was once rife with magic. The night it disappeared, the king dragged the maji out of their homes and killed each and every one. What was left was a Kingdom filled with resentment and oppression. Young Zélie remembers…

I’m a bibliophile, which means that my current Goodreads reading challenge goal is 100 books. It also means that at any given time, I’m reading multiple books, juggling a few different ones through a few different mediums. And my nightstand…

It's already April, even though the relentless weather might not agree with that. There are some fantastic books out this April, including comic strips, summer loves, and zombies. Here are the biggest books out in April 2018: 1.…

Sorry in advance to your reading list: here's everything you need to be adding to the pile for March 2018.

A brilliant and thought-provoking novel that becomes even more powerful in its new graphic novel form.

A brilliant novel with a main character who will stay with you long after you put the book down. 

Spare and Found Parts is a masterful work that updates Frankenstein into a totally new era, reimagining the classic tale in ways that you could have never expected.

Add these 13 brilliant novels to your TBR - you won't regret it!

A bold and brilliant introspection into religious extremism.

Love, Hate, and Other Filters tackles Islamophobia head-on.

These are ten of the biggest new books you should watch out for in January 2018. What are you ticking off of your reading list?

Just a few of our picks for the books you need to be looking out for next year.

We sifted through our reading lists to bring you what we think are the best books of 2017.

Be fearless. Nano is no time for second guessing, says Deirdre.

The City of Brass is one of our few book reviews to get a perfect ten.

Spoiler alert: Krysten Ritter is a pretty great writer, as her debut novel proves.