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Sep 4, 2020Sep 4, 2020 NeriSiren

#FinfolkFriday: Autumnal prophecies

Aug 21, 2020Aug 25, 2020 NeriSiren

#FaeFriday: Simon vs. the Intolerant Sorcerer’s Agenda

Aug 14, 2020Sep 8, 2020 NeriSiren

Stay at Home Book Tag

Aug 10, 2020Aug 10, 2020 NeriSiren

The Jennifer Connolly Chronicles: Once in California

Jun 19, 2020Aug 12, 2020 NeriSiren

Imagine Better: an Optimistic Black Lives Matter Summer Reading List

May 29, 2020Aug 12, 2020 NeriSiren

#FinfolkFriday: Beach reads and prophecies

Cropped image of the buttery yellow cover of SVH book 62, "Who's Who?" The red, letter-jacket-style series title curves around a circle in the center of the cover. Inside the circle, Elizabeth and Jessica stand against a pinkish-brown background. Elizabeth, on the left, is wearing a grey dinner jacket on top of a black top or dress that cuts straight across the chest. She's wearing a black beret over curly, pale blond hair. Her left arm is folded across her middle, supporting her right elbow. Her right hand is shading her right eye, like she's exasperated or embarrassed, and she's looking over her shoulder at Jessica, with an amusedly embarrassed smile. Jessica, meanwhile, is grinning confidently to the lower-left corner of the book, her arms crossed to show a series of multicolored bangles. She's wearing a simple, three-quarter-sleeved black dress punctuated by a wild statement necklace made up of multicolored fish. She has a pale blue streak in her curly, pale-blond hair. The tag-line under the circle reads: "Will the real Jessica please stand up?" and the book title is in large purple letters at the bottom of the cover.
May 6, 2020Aug 12, 2020 NeriSiren

Social distancing in Sweet Valley

Apr 22, 2020Jul 11, 2020 NeriSiren

An ode to Indigiqueer poets and subversive librarians

Mar 28, 2020Sep 8, 2020 NeriSiren

Netflix Book Tag

Cover of the Binti audiobook. A dark background, in front of which you see a woman's face, with two hands spread open at either side of her face. She has dark skin, with streaks of red clay on both her face and her hands.
Mar 26, 2020 NeriSiren

The whale is judging you, and the space jellies want their tentacles back.

Jan 31, 2020Apr 1, 2020 NeriSiren

“Our survival honors ancestors more than any tradition”

Jan 19, 2020Mar 16, 2020 NeriSiren

“It is the tide that pulls the seconds through my blood. It is the tide that threads the minutes through my bones.”

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