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The whole M.E. Episode of Brooklyn Nine Nine. So many fat jokes. It made me hate jake for a while and I still can’t watch the episode.

In Love, Simon, Leah is skinny. But in the book, she is plus-sized—which killed my desire for a movie of the sequel. Either they’d have to recast Leah, or have the current actress gain weight/put on fake weight (which feels like “hi this thing you got teased for your whole life is… Read More

Alex London’s PROXY! A future where the rich take no punishments, they have a proxy (who is poor) who takes their punishments for them. When Knox gets into a car accident that kills the girl he’s with, Syd (his proxy) is sentenced to death. But Syd escapes, runs into Knox, and Knox… Read More

When Harry Potter 5 came out I wasn’t allowed to go to the theater by myself so my mom, sister, and I went to the movie theater the week after it came out..and saw Ratatouille. I honestly have such resentment toward Ratatouille for not being Harry Potter that I haven’t watched it… Read More

NIMONA by Noelle Stevenson! It's a super funny, clever story about an aspiring super villain sidekick who also happens to be a shapeshifter. Plus, it was a National Book Award finalist, NBD (only the fourth graphic novel to be on the list)

Schmidt from New Girl is the most annoying obnoxious fart muffin. I stopped watching the show because of it

The Steep and Thorny Way by Cat Winters. It's an absolutely SPECTACULAR story set in 1923 Oregon. A biracial girl named Hanalee is visited by the ghost of her father (who was African American) and starts believing that her mothers new husband (aka the towns white Doctor) was responsible… Read More

So YA actually covers a lot more than just realistic fiction. YA is much more of a suggested age range than a genre--it just means the main characters are most likely to be teenagers. So a fantasy book like Throne of Glass or a dystopian like Hunger Games or The Darkest Minds or even… Read More