An artful exploration of black romance, grief, and learning to love.

A modern classic combining dystopia and sisterhood to make a masterpiece. @shereadsbooks.sometimes Dates read: 03/01/26 to 07/01/26 Star rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Word to describe: Lasting Genre: Dystopian fiction, literary classic In this day and age a world without men sounds like it would lead to a utopia, I mean look at the news its all bleak. But in the world by Jacqueline Harper, men exist they just simply vanish and to our narrator there is nothing more unnerving than a change to a

The princess of the enemy finds herself running with romance on her heels

Who doesn't love a snarky teenager in a fantasy novel about pirates? @shereadsbooks.sometimes Dates read: 11/09/2025 to 05/12/2025 Star rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Word to describe: High-Tide Genre: Dystopian Fantasy When a climate disaster leaves most of the world population dead and small colonies to arise on islands surrounded by poisonous water, its only right that our protagonist will be a bitter and sarcastic teenage girl with no family and a dragon-like fury. Bird Howsley is the worst

The final instalment in a series that should be a crime. Give me freedom and Liberty!

Katniss returns to The Hunger Games and this time she's blowing shit up.

Two broken hearted women find themselves in a Shakespearean entanglement

The ultimate guide to dystopian nightmares get ready for The Hunger Games.

A literary genius tied to the most ugly personality for a character.

evisiting the world of the fae and the author that brought best-selling A Court of Thorns and Roses in the second instalment of the Crescent City series.