a powerful message from a book that E V E R Y O N E should read about acceptance and body shaming.
a modern-day story dealing with grief, with the two settings being stars, and you will never look at paint chips and glitter the same.Black fantasy protagonist coming into her own to find her brother with plot twists that will keep you reading well into the wee hours of the morning and will engage readers of all ages.a feel-good story, reminding us that family, no matter how that may look, is what makes life worth living.Īmari and the Night Brothers by B.B.Books in categories are listed in alphabetical order. I do recognize that many books from one category could go into another. This time I have placed them into some very loose categories. There were books after stellar books that kept me up at night with no end in sight. I seem to have drifted away from YA and reading more middle-grade books that have taken off! I cannot keep up with all the fabulous books written this year, and the debut authors, in particular, this year knocked it out of the park. I know this was partly due to when #2jennsbookclub created by Jennifer LaGarde ( and Jennifer Northrop ( was up and running (and yes, I still miss that Twitter chat -my first). I have done a significant reading flip in the last two years before, I primarily read a lot more young-adult books than I did middle-grade books.
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