Official Synopsis: Ramona Wilder has spent her whole life in the spotlight. After a hit kids’ TV show, she transitioned into music, singing in arenas around the world and becoming an icon for millions of teenage girls. Now at age twenty-six, exhausted by the inhumane lack of privacy, she’s done—with all of it. She wants a chance at normal, whatever that might mean for her. And she’s starting with college. Professor Nick Navarro is recently divorced but determinedly optimistic

June has come and gone, and with it, another month of reading. Many consider it to be the beginning of some summer reading fun, but who wants only one genre of reading for an entire season? Here are some of our favorite reads from across genres to enjoy over the summer. Lighthearted romance, dark post-apocalypse vibes, nonfiction interest pieces, and everything in-between! Face Off by Chelsea Curto - Maggie 4.25 / 5 stars The D.C. Stars books have been on my radar for a while

In this retelling of the classic, Little Women, Jo and her sisters navigate the complexities of family in the modern day while trying to solve Beth's murder on a snowy New Year's Eve. 5/5 Stars While I have tried multiple times to read Little Women itself (to no avail, sigh), I absolutely adore the adaptations. Whether they are movies, graphic novels, etc., I have found them and probably read/watched/listened to them multiple times. When Libro suggested this ARC to me at the

Official Synopsis: From death-defying stunts to campy character gimmicks, everything in the world of professional wrestling is an act. Asher Ross’s hatred for Caleb Knight, however, is not. When Asher finally gets drafted to Global Elite Wrestling’s main roster and is thrown into a feud with Caleb for the World Championship title, he’s hell-bent on making Caleb’s life a living nightmare. But as both men trade barbs and blows across arenas, they’re each surprised to find their