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Choose a Florence + the Machine Song, Get a Book Rec

Savannah made an extensive list of recommendations based upon Florence + the Machine songs with book recommendations. Why? Because she released a new song and we have no chill.

quizSavannah KennellyMarch 3, 2022folk of the air, the cruel prince, holly black, kingdom of the wicked, kerri maniscalco, jennifer lynn barnes, the inheritance games, an arrow to the moon, emily x.r. pan, twilight, stephenie meyer, daughter of sparta, claire m. andrews, the seven realms, cinda williams chima, amelia westlake, erin gough, a season of sinister dreams, tracy banghart, every last word, tamara ireland stone, beyond the ruby veil, mara fitzgerald, the drowning summer, christine lynn herman, the coldest girl in coldtown, the diviners, libba bray, you must not miss, katrina leno, we rule the night, claire eliza bartlett, the bone houses, emily lloyd-jones, that dark infinity, kate pentecost, the astonishing color of after, when the stars lead to you, ronni davis, it ends in fire, andrew shvarts, the map of tiny perfect things, lev grossman, witches of ash and ruin, e latimer, belladonna, adalyn grace, daughter of smoke & bone, laini taylorComment

Choose a Fantasy Sub-Genre, and We'll Tell You What to Read Next

The title really says it all! Choose a fantasy sub-genre and we’ll give you your next read!

The February NOVLbox: Curated by Emily X.R. Pan

novlboxSavannah KennellyFebruary 1, 2022an arrow to the moon, emily x.r. pan, the astonishing color of after, ash, malinda lo, picture us in the light, kelly loy gilbertComment

Books with BIG Twilight Energy

You know that indescribable feeling you had when reading the Twilight series for the first time? Yep, yep, same. So here’s a list of books with BIG Twilight Energy

Book Recs Based on How You Like Your Potatoes

Potato potato potato. I love potatoes. You love potatoes. We all love potatoes (and books)! Pick your favorite way to eat potatoes and we'll give you a book rec to match!

quizLBYRNovember 4, 2021kingdom of the wicked, kerri maniscalco, maybe were electric, val emmich, strange the dreamer, laini taylor, beyond the ruby veil, mara fitzgerald, the inheritance games, jennifer lynn barnes, sidelined, kara bietz, an arrow to the moon, emily x.r. panComment

The November 2021 NOVLbox: Curated by Natasha Ngan

November is here, and you know what that means! That’s right, it’s time for the culmination to the Girls of Paper and Fire trilogy – almost! Just a few more days, and we’ll see the end of this saga! Until then you can enter to win this very special NOVLbox curated by Natasha Ngan!

novlboxSavannah KennellyNovember 1, 2021girls of paper and fire, natasha ngan, an arrow to the moon, emily x.r. panComment

Read ‘Em and Weep: Books to Make You Cry

If you’re looking for your new favorite ALL THE FEELS™ read, check out these sob-inducing suggestions.

listicleJela LewterSeptember 13, 2021dear evan hansen, val emmich, benj pasek, steven levenson, justin paul, the astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, love & other carnivorous plants, florence gonsalves, we are not broken, george, tyler johnson was here, jay coles, we contain multitudes, sarah henstraComment

Books with Big Anime Energy

You know what I absolutely love? Anime! Sometimes your girl just needs a break from the screen, but I still want those anime vibes. So, here is a list of books with big anime energy!

listicleSavannah KennellyJuly 30, 2021fence, sarah rees brennan, an arrow to the moon, emily x.r. pan, we rule the night, claire eliza bartlett, briarheart, mercedes lackey, the devouring gray, christine lynn herman, impostors, scott westerfeld, sidelined, kara bietz, etiquette & espionage, gail carrigerComment

Cover Reveal: An Arrow to the Moon by Emily X.R. Pan

Emily X.R. Pan is back, and her latest book is absolutely incandescent! I don’t think I can say enough good things about this book! I’ll leave you now with that thought and this stunning cover!

cover revealSavannah KennellyJune 14, 2021emily x.r. pan, an arrow to the moonComment