The Devil's in the details church bazaar.

DollyFest, this month's FYABC discussion questions, and retellings continue to remain popular in YA, plus more Internet distractions.

You never know where the road will take you.

This show gets all the platinum BFF charms.

The Year of RPatzz continues, Heated Rivalry casting news, and more romcoms coming soon, plus more Internet distractions.

When magic is scarce, you need to make your own.

Sometimes you have to bend in order to keep from breaking.

Sophie Drear(y), quite so weary, how does your garden grow? With chestnut curls and willow whirls, and pretty blooms all in a row.

The princess saves herself in this one. With a little help from a curse.

Or: It's Good to be Friends With Nathan Fillion

RIP Giles, great backlist reads for Pride, and a new—and hot—Hercule Poirot, plus more Internet distractions.

Would you stay true to yourself if it caused literal demons to terrorize your city?

Check out the discussion guide for K. Ancrum's novel!

To save her brother's heart, she must figure out her own.

Happy Friday, folks! Onto the links. ICYMI on FYA In this week's Book Reports: Stephanie reviewed Stacey Lee's Heiress of Nowhere, a book that was well worth the wait (/delayed review). Regina reviewed Kass Morgan's Royal Summer, which felt more cardboard cutout than true Cinderella story. Sarah reviewed Sarah Dessen's Change of Plans, the author's

Time—and grief—is circular.

Which is better: the ability to control plants or the ability to control the earth?

Who—or what—is Alex?

Trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping, reunions that make us happy, and a possible rom-com renaissance, plus more Internet distractions.

How much do the people who came before affect the people we are today?