Tag: book review
The Dead Girls Club by Damien Angelica Walters
Contains: coming of age, a dead little girl, the Red Lady.
Distortion by Gautam Malkani
Contains: lots of computer talk, conspiracies (or not), fractured identity.
Hex by Rebecca Dinerstein Knight
Contains: less poison than I wanted, but more human interest.
The Almanack by Martine Bailey
Contains: riddles and a well-crafted old-timey murder mystery.
Dungeons & Drawings by Blanca MartÃnez de Rituerto, Joe Sparrow
Contains: cool D&D art.
The Weaver (The Weaver Trilogy, book 1) by Heather Kindt
Contains: Inkheart without the heart.
The Unsuitable by Molly Pohlig
Contains: gothic scares, self-harm, angry internal mother.
The Vagina Bible by Dr. Jennifer Gunter
Contains: a wealth of fact-based vagina-related information.
Dear Girls by Ali Wong
Contains: letter to the author’s children that are equal parts hilarious and sweet.
Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters
Contains: old-timey f/f love.
