Molly Knox Ostertag's The Girl from the Sea embraces summer romance and creates a lush, fantastical world worth diving into at any age.

Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean is the perfect summer read with delightful characters, a nuanced story, and a quick, breezy pace.

Little Nightmares (2017) isn’t as good as its prequel — and that’s partially because of the game’s rampant fatphobia problem.

Little Nightmares II is a satisfying puzzle platformer with a variety of genuine scares.

Thousands of people qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine because of their BMI. There's a lot to unpack there. Here's my personal attempt.

It’s been one year since Nintendo released Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and it has changed my life.

Sonya Renee Taylor's Your Body Is Not an Apology Workbook contains a wide range of exercises for every reader to reframe their relationship to their body.

The Verbal Thing got a total overhaul, which is fitting after a year of major changes.

If you’re in the mood for dark, atmospheric fantasy this winter, look no further than Melissa Albert’s The Night Country.

Bloom is the kind of feel-good romance that sticks with you, days and even weeks after you read it.

Casey McQuiston’s Red, White & Royal Blue grabbed me from the first page, since the rom-com shenanigans kick off immediately.

Everyday Tarot and The Practical Witch’s Spell Book are useful tools for building your magical practice.