Tag: diverse fiction
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The Cost of Knowing: A Positive Perspective
There are not enough words to adequately describe this book and how it left me feeling afterwards.
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Black Cake: A Positive Perspective
We are all a conglomeration of the people that came before us. And many of those people had secrets.
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The Princess Trap: A Positive Perspective
Oh and the romance aspect *chef’s kiss*. It is the perfect balance between taking charge and prioritizing consent. There is just something about a man lifting you onto a counter top…
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Pachinko: A Positive Perspective
There is something about a family saga. Reading a family’s journey through life, through the trials and tribulations that accompany it, is one of the most powerful forms of fiction.
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Lonely Castle In The Mirror
There are some books that just stay with you, leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind. This is one of those books.
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This Place: 150 Years Retold
Being a collection told through the eyes of Indigenous creators, you can feel how much each author cares about their people and their culture. It leaves you with a burning desire to know more.
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Children of Blood and Bone
It is rare that a story manages to get you equally invested in this many characters. Typically, I’ll have one favorite and be completely ambivalent to the fates of the rest. But not this series.
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The Wayward Children: A Positive Perspective
It is a rare moment that you read something that feels truly original. This is one of those series.