Tegan Anderson's Blog

Hazelthorn is C.G. Drews’ return to the horror genre, and it’s a book I’ve been dying to get my hands on ever since I read the final page of Don’t Let the Forest In. This one is an unsettling yet hauntingly beautiful story of murder and botanical body horror, pitched as perfect for fans of Andrew Joseph […]

Today we are celebrating the book birthday of THERE WILL BE OTHER SUMMERS, my third book which is being released today, a handful of days before summer officially ends. THERE WILL BE OTHER SUMMERS is a young adult novel about a blind boy, a deaf girl, and a tearstained letter, and it is available to […]

I’ve been reflecting on what I read in the past six months, and I want to spend a little more time talking about my favourite reads of the year so far and collecting those thoughts in one place. Some of these books have separate full reviews where I talk about my thoughts in a lot […]

This was another highly anticipated read for the year, and I read this incredibly beautiful OwlCrate edition. And I know I say that most books are highly anticipated for me, but they usually have to be in order to make me feel strongly enough about them for a sit-down review, and this one has been […]

This was another highly anticipated read for the year, and I read it on release day because I got lucky with the library digital hold queue, but have spent every day since gathering my thoughts. It’s described as sapphic The Last of Us meets Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, so obviously I had to read it and relive […]

Born to a Blue-Collar American dream, Hollis Brown is stuck in a rotting small town where no one can afford to leave. His only bright spots are his cool girl best friends and the thrill of fighting his classmates. As if his circumstances couldn’t get worse, Hollis unknowingly makes a deal at the crossroads with […]

In honour of me continuing my tradition of committing to review all of my favourite reads the year, we’re going to be reviewing Vesuvius, a book that became one of my most anticipated upcoming releases from the moment I saw the deal announcement. I received an eARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for […]

Today, in honour of me committing to reviewing all of my favourite reads of every year so far, we’re going to be reviewing A Dark and Drowning Tide by Allison Saft, a book that was simultaneously one of my most anticipated releases of the year and a book I knew nothing about, just that I […]

I’ve been reflecting on what I read in the past year, and I want to spend a little more time talking about my favourite reads of the year and collecting those thoughts in one place. There will also be a few repeats as I did a post midway through the year with my favourite reads […]

Today, in honour of me committing to reviewing all of my favourite reads of the year so far, we’re going to be reviewing The Wild Huntress by Emily Lloyd-Jones, the newest addition to her Welsh mythology book universe. Set in the same world as The Bone Houses and The Drowned Woods, The Wild Huntress is […]