Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe by Lindsay S Zrull.

July 11th
The Fangirling Editor – Review & Favorite Quotes

July 12th
Jen Jen Reviews – Review
Rae’s Reading Lounge – Review

July 13th
Daydreaming Book Lover – Top 5 Reasons to Read Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe & Favorite Quotes
The someday librarian – 15 Reactions While Reading Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe
PopTheButterfly Reads – Review

July 14th
paperbacktomes – Review
Tirilu – Top 5 Reasons to Read Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe
Phannie the ginger bookworm – 15 Reactions While Reading Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe

July 15th
DB’s Guide to the Galaxy – Promotional Post
Anjali Writes And Reads – Top 5 Reasons to Read Goth Girl, Queen of the Universe
Sadie’s Spotlight – Promotional Post

July 16th
Twirling Book Princess – Promotional Post
Melancholic Blithe – Mood Board
Reading Stewardess – Review & Playlist

July 17th
Nine Bookish Lives – Promotional Post
The Nutty Bookworm Reads Alot – Review

July 11th
writingrosereads – Promotional Post

July 12th
morningstarlitpages – Review
hoardingbook.herdingcats – Review & Playlist
jenjenreviews – Blogger’s Choice

July 13th
justa.gal.andherbooks – Promotional Post
thesomedaylibrarian – Blogger’s Choice
popthebutterfly – Blogger’s Choice

July 14th
paperbacktomes – Blogger’s Choice

July 15th
bhaneereads_ – Review
studioad_anjali – Blogger’s Choice
sadiesspotlight – Blogger’s Choice

July 16th
finding_joyathome – Review

July 17th
gryffindorbookishnerd – Review
ninebookishlives – Blogger’s Choice

Synopsis:

Bounced between foster homes since the age of seven, Jessica knows better than to set down roots. Most of the kids at her new Michigan high school think she’s a witch anyway (because, you know, goth). The only one who gives her the time of day is geeky Oscar, who wants to recruit her fashion skills for his amateur cosplay group. But Jess is fine showing off her looks to her Insta fans—until a woman claiming to be her biological mother barges into her DMs.

Jess was claimed by the state when her bio mom’s mental illness made her unstable. While their relationship is far from traditional, blood ties are hard to break. There’s only one problem: Jess can’t reunite with her mom in New York City without a bunch of paperwork and she worries her social worker will never approve the trip. That’s when she remembers Oscar’s cosplay group, which is aiming for that big convention in New York . . .

So, Jess joins Oscar’s team—with every intention of using them to get to her mom. But her plan gets complicated when she discovers that, actually, cosplay is pretty great, and so is having friends. And Oscar, who Jess thought was just a shy nerd, can be as gallant and charming as the heroes he pretends to be. As the big convention draws near, Jess will have to decide whether or not chasing a dream of “family” is worth risking the family she’s built for herself.