Bloody Sands Book Review

Thanks to AETHON: Vault for the advanced copy of this book for review. This dad read Bloody Sands by Andrew Givler, the third book in the Ironbound series, and I'm saying it upfront: this has quickly become one of my absolute favorite series of all time. The series follows Castor, a young man whose dream of Ascending and earning a place among the Empire's strongest is built around fusing with a Cor Heart—an otherworldly metal that grants its wielder magical abilities.

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The Hollow Book Review

Thanks to Little, Brown and Company for the advanced copy of this book for review. Bosch is back, and he’s more badass than ever. Which, considering he’s well into his 70s at this point…

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Uluru Book Review

This dad read Uluru by Gabriel Kerguelen, a science fiction novel that asks a wonderfully bonkers question: what if a rare species of Australian spider produced silk containing a molecule that could cure disease, reverse aging, send consciousness hurtling through the stars and, as a bit of an unfortunate side effect, turn humanity into a bunch of blissed-out zombies? That discovery puts scientists, corporations, and some crazed individuals on a collision course over a substance that could either change humanity forever or effectively bring human progress to a very calm, very permanent stop.

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Of Sorcery and Science Book Review

Thanks to Running Press for the copy of this book for review. This Dad Read Of Sorcery and Science, the debut YA fantasy novel from Mike Chen (Star Wars: Low Red Moon, Brotherhood). After saving a …

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Hiding from the Dark: A Star Wars Horror Novel Book Review

Thanks to Penguin Young Readers for the advanced copy of this book for review. This Dad Read Hiding from the Dark by Kiersten White, Star Wars' newest genre-specific release, a horror novel for middle grade readers. Central to the story is Bia Rovyno, a young girl living on Coruscant whose Empire-employed mother is missing. Bia decides to make some bold moves after her apartment is visited by some unsavory characters, including one whose dark presence and loud breathing are the stuff of nightmares.

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Blightfall Book Review

Thanks to Delacorte Press for the advanced copy of this book for review. This Dad Read Blightfall by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson, the first book in the new Riftwake trilogy set in the Skyward universe. The story follows Arturo Mendez, the new leader of Skyward Flight, as he and his team are sent on what should be a straightforward diplomatic mission to make contact with an isolated human settlement.

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An Interview With Andrew Givler

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An Interview with Author Christopher Choukalas, MD

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Even the Darkest Night Book Review

Thanks to Harmony/Penguim Random House & Netgalley for the copy of this book for review. This dad read Even the Darkest Night by Christopher G. Choukalas, MD, a memoir about one father’s discovery of and journey through paternal depression. Dr. Choukalas’s account of his own childhood, the traumatic birth of his twin girls, and his subsequent struggle with depression is equal parts raw, heartbreaking, and revolutionary within the ongoing conversation surrounding men’s mental health.

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A Conversation with Cavan Scott

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A Parade of Horribles Book Review

Thanks to Berkeley Publishing Group/Ace/Netgalley for the advanced copy of this book for review. This review is spoiler-free. This dad read A Parade of Horribles, book 8 in Matt Dinniman’s LitRPG saga, Dungeon Crawler Carl. To say that 2026 has been overtaken by my newfound obsession with this series would be an understatement. I read book one in January and finished the newest installment—due May 12 from Ace Books—in April.

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Disney Store Announces Weekly Star Wars Drops Ahead of May the 4th, Starting with Endor Collection

The retailer will release new Star Wars merchandise each Friday leading up to Star Wars Day, beginning with an Endor-inspired apparel and accessories collection on April 10. As Star Wars Day approaches, Disney Store is launching a series of weekly Star Wars merchandise drops, giving fans multiple opportunities to shop new apparel and accessories tied to the franchise. The rollout begins with the Star Wars Color Story: Endor Collection, arriving…

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An Interview with Inkstone Books

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Star Wars Outlaws: Low Red Moon Book Review

Thanks Random House Worlds for the advanced copy of this book for review. This dad read Star Wars Outlaws: Low Red Moon by Mike Chen. Based off the titular video game, this book focuses on Jaylen V…

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Star Wars: Master of Evil Discussion with Adam Christopher - This Dad Reads

Jason is joined by first time guest, author of the newest Star Wars novel Master of Evil, Adam Christopher! Their discussion is entirely free of spoilers.

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Star Wars: Master of Evil Book Review

Thanks to Random House Worlds and Penguin Random House Audio for the review copies of this book. This dad read Master of Evil by Adam Christopher, a story set shortly after the events of Revenge of…

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Batman: Revolution Book Review

Thanks to Random House Worlds & Penguin Random House Audio for the advanced review copies of this book and audiobook. This Dad read Batman: Revolution by John Jackson Miller, a sequel to 2024’s…

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Star Wars: The Last Order Book Review

Thanks Disney-Lucasfilm Press for the advanced review copy of this book. This dad read Star Wars: The Last Order by Kwame Mbalia, his galactic debut. This young adult novel is a tie-in to the 10th …

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