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“Slasher Movies Taught me to Save Myself”: An Ode to the Final Girl’s Survival in LOST GIRLS OF HOLLOW LAKE, a guest post by Rebekah Faubion
The genre helped me rewrite the narrative of my own story. I was not a victim of the world around me, but girl who could save herself.
Where Recipe Meets Magic, a guest post by Marisa Churchill
In the kitchen, you’re a team. You have each other’s backs. No matter what happens, keep going. Knives out. Flames blazing. You are a band of wild pirates.
Writing hard history I fear the question: Is it my fault? A guest post by Candy Gourlay
I’d like to think that history is not a moral judgment on the contemporary individual but a record of human choices and their consequences. As such, it is a guide. History shows us how to make different choices, how to recognize old patterns appearing in new guises.
How I Found My Lift-Off: The Real Story Behind Sama Crushes the Code, a guest post and cover reveal from Samaira Mehta
For every kid who feels like they think too hard or care too deeply: I see you. I was you. And I can’t wait for you to meet Sama and, maybe, to watch you build your own way to fly.
Take Five: Top 5 Graphic Novels at My School
What graphic novels were popular at my school in 2025? Let's look!
Science’s Invisible Girls: Highlighting Women in STEM with A TIME TRAVELER’S HISTORY OF TOMORROW, a guest post by Kendall Kulper
When I started researching this book, I came across countless other invisible women, scientists whose achievements and contributions were overlooked, ignored, trivialized, or cannibalized by their male peers.
Helping Teens Find Their Voice Through Storytelling, a guest post by Corey Rosen
Storytelling helps teens reflect, translate their inner world into language, and hear themselves with clarity.
Book Mail: Dark academia romantasy, a magical cooking school, a time-travel story, and more!
13 new and forthcoming books to add to your TBR!
Fast Five Interview: Raidah Shah Idil
Raidah Shah Idil joins us to talk about her new book, How to Free a Jinn.
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