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Cozy Fantasy: The Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair

If you’re in the mood for cozy fantasy with tea, social justice, a baby dragon, and a hint of romance, read on for more of the Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair. Continue reading

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8 Sapphic Graphics for Teens

Presenting a selection of graphic novels for teens recommended both by me and my teen. Enjoy! Continue reading

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Monthly Book Round-Up Middle Grade-Adult: July 2025

My brief thoughts of the 11 books I read in July of 2025 – so many books I loved! Worth sharing, even a year late. Continue reading

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Magic and Mental Health: Rialto and Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute

On the surface, these two books don’t have much in common with each other. Rialto by Kate Milford is a contemporary middle grade fantasy book with all of the magic weaving in and out of everyday life that I’d expect … Continue reading

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Books That Bridge Cultures: Hail Mariam, Every Day I Read, and Four Faces of the Moon

These books – a mix of styles, format, fiction and memoir for kids, teens, and adults – all made me think about the differences and commonalities, from going to a Catholic school when not Catholic to thoughts on a life … Continue reading

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Memorable Settings for Teens: Legendary Frybread Drive-In, Heiress of Nowhere, and the Maid and the Crocodile

Here are three books for teens set in fictional places you’ll want to visit yourself, from the good tradish food and open-air movies of the Legendary Frybread Drive-In to the wild and misty shores of Orcas Island and the densely populated, culturally rich Oluwan City. Continue reading

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3 Less Cheerful Fantasies: The Everlast, Katabasis, and This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me

I have mostly been gravitating towards cozy fantasy lately, but I have read some still excellent fantasy recently that have a decidedly higher body count that I still wanted to share with you. I won’t judge you if you’re feeling … Continue reading

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Engaging Chapter Books: The Mighty Macy, Raquel Reyes, The Avian Adventurers, and Heartwood Hotel

I talk about three new chapter books and one older but very popular book – all aimed at about middle elementary school-aged kids, including books by Kwame Alexander, Angela Cervantes, Heidi E.Y. Stemple, and Kallie George. Continue reading

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11 Fantasy Novels Perfect for Tea Lovers

Here are 11 fantasy and sci-fi books I’ve personally enjoyed where tea and the love of tea play a key role. Brew yourself a cup and enjoy! Continue reading

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Adult Fantasy Sweet to Spicy: The Elsewhere Express, Masque, and Silver and Blood

Friends, I don’t have to remind you that the real world is still a frightening place right now. If you, too, find yourself craving hope and the power of partnership in hard times, let me invite you to pick up … Continue reading

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