A few years ago, walking into TJ Maxx or HomeGoods usually meant finding cookbooks, notebooks, coffee table books, and maybe a random celebrity memoir from years ago. But now, I
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I guarantee you there are bigger John Green fans on this planet than me. But if you’ve read any of his works, you’d know this is irrelevant. As long as
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Yes, you read that correctly. Reading is so back, and we simply cannot get enough over here in the book community and at Pine Reads. So much so that the
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As I’ve gotten older, I’ve become much more intentional about the books I keep. I’ve donated dozens over the past few years, keeping only the ones I know I’ll reread,
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When it comes to fantasy novels, setting is one of the most important things to take into consideration. Authors have a choice to write a world that’s very similar to
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Young adult (YA) fiction has a history of innovation, from when librarian Margaret Scoggin renamed her library journal column to Books for Young Adults in 1944 to when S. E.
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