We're three months into the year, and I have even more debut books to showcase for you all! It's safe to say that I'm excited about all of these. Some of them sound really thrilling, others sound entirely emotional. Which books are you most excited for? March 2021 Debut Books The Baddest ...
Debut Showcase: March 2021 Debut Books
Book Review: The Galaxy, and the Ground Within by Becky Chambers
1. I’m so upset that this series of perfect heart-warming found family space opera goodness books is over and I’m never going to be okay. 2. As a standalone, The Galaxy and the Ground Within kind of makes sense but I 100% believe you should read these books in order so that you can a) witness the ...
Debut Author Interview: Sam Taylor, We Are the Fire
For We Are the Fire's release day, we have Sam Taylor on the blog to talk about her debut, her preferred elemental powers, and her writing journey! About We Are the Fire In the cold, treacherous land of Vesimaa, children are stolen from their families by a cruel emperor, forced to undergo a ...
Book Review: The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna
On the blog today, we have one of the first stops on the blog tour for The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna! This was one of my most anticipated books of 2021, partly because of the cover, partly because it's a debut, and partly because it sounded so freakin' good, so I'm hyped to be on the tour. You can ...
Debut Author Interview: Crystal Maldonado, Fat Chance, Charlie Vega
We've got the lovely Crystal Maldonado on the blog today to talk all about her debut book, Fat Chance, Charlie Vega and her writing and publishing process! I've already read the book and my review should be going up next week (migraine-depending), and I can't wait for you all to meet ...
Debut Author Interview: Emily Victoria, This Golden Flame
Today I'm here interviewing the lovely Emily Victoria, author of the debut fantasy book This Golden Flame. I'm honoured and thrilled to have Emily on the blog today! I'll be posting my review of This Golden Flame separately this week, otherwise this post would have turned out to be quite ...
