If you finished One Dark Window and immediately needed to know what happens to Elspeth, Ravyn, the Nightmare, and the kingdom of Blunder, Two Twisted Crowns picks up exactly where that cliffhanger leaves you. Rachel Gillig’s second Shepherd King novel…
You don’t need a huge room or a built-in library to create the perfect reading corner. Sometimes all it takes is a comfortable reading chair, a soft blanket, good lighting, and a little corner you can claim as your own….
If you finish The Deal and suddenly realize Elle Kennedy has written an entire universe of Briar University hockey romances, figuring out what to read next can get confusing surprisingly fast. There’s the original Off-Campus series. Then there’s Briar U….
Finished Elle Kennedy’s Off-Campus series and suddenly wondering what you’re supposed to read now? You’re definitely not out of hockey players yet. The best hockey romance books combine everything that makes sports romance so addictive: competitive athletes, strong friend groups,…
There is something about a good witchy book that makes it especially easy to disappear into. Maybe it’s the old houses filled with secrets, tiny magical towns, family curses, enchanted gardens, spells gone wrong, or the possibility that the strange…
If you like cozy fantasy, witches, found family, grumpy librarians, magical houses, and romances that feel warm rather than overly dramatic, The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna is an easy book to understand the appeal of….
Some kids are ready for more than a Halloween picture book—but they still don’t want something genuinely terrifying. That’s where Halloween chapter books are perfect. These books add ghosts, monsters, witches, creepy schools, and mysterious happenings without pushing too far…
Halloween books for 5-year-olds should feel spooky enough to make October exciting—but not so scary that bedtime suddenly becomes a problem. At this age, I like Halloween books with witches, ghosts, pumpkins, costumes, silly monsters, and just a tiny bit…
There is something about a good small-town romance that makes it especially easy to disappear into a book. Maybe it’s the nosy neighbors who know everyone’s business. Maybe it’s the festivals, bakeries, farms, bookstores, coffee shops, and town squares. Or…
If you finished The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig and immediately wanted another book filled with gothic atmosphere, dangerous magic, slow-burn romance, mysterious gods, and characters who probably shouldn’t trust each other, this list is for you. The…