A Book Recommendation a Day: Wink Poppy Midnight by April Genevieve Tucholke
There are far too many books in the universe, but these are too good to miss out on! You don’t have to read them all in one sitting, but we...
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A Book Recommendation a Day: Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
This book is perfect for anyone who needs just a little bit of romance in their lives.
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Five Book Adaptations Coming To Your Screen in 2020
Books becoming movies or television shows is nothing new. In high school, we sobbed our eyes our watching The Fault in Our Stars after...
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Now There's Just After
Hardin Scott and Tessa Young are anything but normal but who likes normal anyway? Author Anna Todd wrote the After series which includes 5...
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Readers Rejoice with this Book of the Month Service
Subscription boxes are having a moment. If you’ve been on YouTube or Instagram in the past two or so years, chances are you’ve seen a...
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4 Books with Romance But Aren't Romance Books
As Valentine's Day comes and goes, you might be craving a little bit of romance in your daily reading to fit into the spirit of the holiday...
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Romance Series To Start With
A list of dukes, dukes in kilts, and dukes in smutty romcoms.
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Things Fall Apart Book Review - The Sociological Perspective
In the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe portrays a journey of a man, Okonkwo, who faces several struggles - ones that come from within and ones that come from without. In order to get this point across to the readers, Achebe ties in cultural, ethnic and racial events and circumstances that truly allow the readers to understand Okonkwo as character and as an individual. Throughout history, there have been numerous novels that have portrayed cultural and ethnic by way of character development. Okonkwo, the main character, enables readers to see that these issues in today’s society are prominent and will always be prominent.
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4 Books by Black Authors to Pick Up This Year
It only takes a quick glance at the most popular authors in book genres like Young Adult and Fantasy to see that the biggest contributors...
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How to Love Yourself Like a Badass
The summer before I came to Denison, I had the heavenly experience of reading You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and...
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How we can all Learn from the Chaos of Female Literary Characters
There is nothing that truly equates to the paradox of the female literary character. Their complexity, emotional intelligence, and humanity...
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The Truly Devious Series Review
The Truly Devious Series Ellingham Academy is a famous private school in Vermont for the brightest thinkers, inventors, and artists. It was...
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5 LGBTQA+ Books to Read This Spring
A list of books about gay warlocks, lesbian cheerleaders, and everything in between.
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Chatting Inner Beauty & Plus Size Industry Realness With Liris Crosse, Model & 'Project Runway' Winner
Liris is the queen we all need in our lives.
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Sex, Drugs, and '70s Rock ‘n’ Roll in “Daisy Jones & The Six”
A behind-the-music novel perfect for Fleetwood Mac fans
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“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***”: A Review
2020 is officially in full swing. New Years has passed, and you know what that means: Writing the wrong date on papers and, more...
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Book Review: 'Where the Crawdads Sing' by Delia Owens
“Where the Crawdads Sing” by Delia Owens has it all. This story is truly one for all audiences! The book follows the touching story of Kya...
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Cristina Reads Too Much: The Huntress by Kate Quinn
Getting around to reading a book (other than a textbook) can be tough in college, we know this. When you’re cramming in between classes,...
Into the Life of a FOB
During winter break, I attempted to be as productive as possible. And here I am, able to do any review that I want: a film, TV show, or...
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And Then There Were None Book Review
Interested in mysteries? I have the perfect book for you! I read this book this past winter break as my very first Agatha Christie novel,...
