Jeremy Sheffield

Jeremy SheffieldEngaging narrative with a golden message. Also proving “casual racism” ain’t so casual.

Jeremy Sheffield“Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children” but done so right and so queer.

Jeremy SheffieldA lovely novel about death, grieving, and the power of a middle finger.

Jeremy SheffieldA book for all of our angsty teen selves who wanted nothing more than a place to call home. And a cute boy or two wouldn’t hurt either.

Jeremy Sheffield“A love letter to a way of life” is an apt summary for Deaf Utopia. Entertaining, enlightening, and engaging.

Jeremy SheffieldI’ve never laughed and learned more than reading Stiff by Mary Roach. She is a master with the written word, seemingly blending information and innuendo in what I can only describe as “what I thought my 3AM deep-dive on Wikipedia looked like.”