For Readers & Writers
The Life Below is a sequel to the 2018 YA science fiction The Final Six by Alexandra Monir which is released on February 18, 2020 by HarperTeen. If you’re a fan of space fiction and teenagers finding a new world to survive in, this can be your pick. Read the full review and get a chance to win a copy yourself!
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The Sound of Stars by Alechia Dow is a young adult science fiction set in a dystopia where a human girl who loves books and an alien guy who loves music come together to find hope in resistance. It is published on February 25, 2020 by Inkyard Press. Read the full review and get a chance to win a copy yourself!
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It’s the first month of the South-Asian Reading Challenge and we have finally decided on the monthly theme for this January 2020. Read to find out more and also, know about the books we have selected to read this month: Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim & My So-Called Bollywood Life by Nisha Sharma!
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Three recent five-star reads! Circus Folk & Village Freaks by Aparna Sanyal is a collection of narrative poems, This Mortal Coil is a YA Science Fiction Dystopia, and Get A Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert is an Adult contemporary romance.
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Game of Thrones and Westworld fans would be delighted to read Crier’s War by Nina Varela—a YA queer science-fiction fantasy book. Here are 8 reasons to pick it up right now if the themes and characters of Game of Thrones & Westworld appealed to you.
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The Unadjusteds by Marisa Noelle is a great pick for science-fiction dystopian fans looking to read about a group of teenage mutants coming together to stand up against the wrong government.
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Tarnished Are The Stars by Rosiee Thor is a YA Science-Fiction Fantasy released on October 15, 2019 by Scholastic Press is perfect for readers looking for an asexual-aromantic representation, a sapphic romance, and a trio set to make things right on a new planet.
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A House of Rage and Sorrow is a stunning sequel to a stunning YA Indian mythology inspired Sci-Fi Fantasy, A Spark of White Fire. It continues Esmae’s story after the tragic and unexpected ending of the first installment. From family dynamics to individual power building, and from revenge to love, this sequel brings more emotions—and consequently, more tears—to the plate. It breaks any barrier, if one even existed, between gods and mortals in the most surprising manner possible.
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A Spark of White Fire is a Mahabharata inspired science fiction set in space that incorporates fantasy elements too. It follows Esmae, a young adult female who wants a family, her family, and walks on this path that then leads to all the bittersweet chaos in this galaxy where gods and mortals coexist and things are much more complex than they might seem.
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