Richard Ford's "Engines of Empire" got my interest as soon as I read its summary online. It sounded like a mix of both Game of Thrones and Dune, with a steampunk setting added. This is an explanation of the style of the novel for those who read the aforementioned series. Nonetheless, here is a...

This fictional graphic novel centres around the life of seventh-grader Callie, who has a strong passion for theatre. During the preparation for her school’s production, Callie has to deal with boy drama and confusing friendships as well as her desire for a perfect performance.

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This autobiographical graphic novel tells the story of Raina’s experience with anxiety in middle school. When Raina wakes up one night with an upset stomach, she assumes it’s just a bug. But afterwards, she begins to struggle with an extremely sensitive stomach and panic attacks as...

Tokyo ghoul plunges you into a dark realm world where humans and ghouls clash, and every twist keeps you on the edge of your seat! Tokyo ghoul volume one is an amazing and interesting book that introduces you into a gory and disturbing society where the main character is both a ghoul...

“The Unmaking of June Farrow” by Adrienne Young is an ethereal science fiction novel about a woman, June Farrow, trying to solve her family’s century old curse. After her mother’s disappearance, which happens to every matriarch of the Farrow Family, June begins to spiral, afraid she’s going...