Sometimes you just need to read a YA “Groundhog Day” to feel something
Do you remember the 21st night of September? Because Barrett Bloom does. “See You Yesterday” is my fifth Rachel Lynn…
Read MoreDo you remember the 21st night of September? Because Barrett Bloom does. “See You Yesterday” is my fifth Rachel Lynn…
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Read MoreI normally don’t do negative reviews in this column, but wow, I need to tell you about this. “Dear Wendy”…
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Read MoreThis review contains mild spoilers for “Dial A for Aunties,” the first novel in the Meddelin Chan series. You know,…
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