With Best Friends Day on its way, there is no better time to celebrate the friendships that inspire us, sustain us, and make us feel like weโre not alone in this crazy world. True, the pandemic has forced us to
What better way for book lovers to celebrate Pride Month than to show love to our favourite LGBTQIA+ authors? This June, be intentional about adding books by LGBTQIA+ authors to your to-be-read list. Whether you prefer a gritty and raw
Mia P. Manansala is a writer, but sheโs also a book coach. She describes herself as someone who loves books, baking, and bad-ass women. Thus, she has crafted a line of novels where all of these things exist. Taking inspiration
Roselle Lim is a multifaceted person. She is an artist at heart, as evident in her Instagram feed, where she shares her beautiful embroidery projects (โEvery word is like a stitch,โ she says), colorful sketches inspired by her favorite Studio
National Wine Day, initiated in 2009, takes place on May 25th this year and is a celebration of all things wine related. Wine is one of the most widely produced and consumed drinks globally and has been enjoyed for thousands
Emotionally ravaging, The Push explores the ramifications that come about when a motherโs voice is not heard, nor believed. This novel is a thought-provoking and impactful read; the type of novel that will stay with you.ย
A long standing literary mystery is the topic of Lucy Silverโs dissertation. At the start of the novel, she arrives in England with letters from her grandma to the famous poet, Elizabeth Blackspear, who mysteriously disappeared for a year during
Lyn Liao Butler has been many things: a certified personal trainer, yoga instructor, professional ballet and modern dancer, Etsy shop owner, animal lover, and now an author of two published novels, with one forthcoming. She is unlike any Asian American
A Magic Steeped in Poison has Ning Desperate to Not Repeat the Past Ning is running out of options. She already blames herself for her motherโs death. After all, sheโs the one that brewed the poison tea that killed her. And
How Traci Chee Builds Her Fantasy Worlds โTo anyone else, the appearance of the village might have been cause for alarm, but to Miuko, who had only ever known such deterioration, it was beautiful in its ordinariness.โ These are the words