Andy Minshew is an author and book reviewer who explores the intersections between queerness, faith, and neurodivergence in fiction and nonfiction. He is currently writing a peer guide to living with co-occurring OCD and autism with Jessica Kingsley Publishers. | www.andyminshew.com
Five outstanding works of nonfiction about mental health.
These six creepy science fiction recommendations are perfect for when you're in the mood to be deeply unsettled.
Three books releasing this summer you'll want on your library holds list stat.
These middle grade fantasy books are packed full of magic, intrigue, and cozy vibes, making them the perfect escape for readers of all ages.
Enemies-to-lovers (or "hating to dating", as it is sometimes called) is a delightful trope, and I never get tired of seeing how authors spin it.
Here are five new middle grade book recommendations based on your favorite classic, from a puzzle-filled mystery to fantasy adventure.
These children's books about autistic characters help autistic children feel understood and connected to a wider community.
We love a good, twisty work of suspense. Here are six recent releases for your TBR.
I have read countless memoirs about the books that changed a reader's life for the better.
These five queer romantic suspense novels stand out for their twisty plots and chemistry, with a mix of speculative and real-world settings.