10 Scary Short Stories to Read for this Spooky Season
Spooky season is finally here, and there are plenty of activities you can do to celebrate it. Be it throwing a horror movie marathon,...
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The Book You Never Knew You Needed
One of the hardest things for women our age is finding a happy medium between wifey material and taking no BS. We find it difficult to put...
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Yusef Salaam’s Story of Amal
Recently, I was on a panel that read and examined Yusef Salaam’s Punching the Air . And given that it is Social Justice week at Pace...
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5 Tips to Build Your Reading Habits
It seems the majority of college students think of reading as a burden rather than a pleasant pastime. When did reading become such a...
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The Evolution of Dracula
If you have ever been in America during Halloween, you have probably heard of Count Dracula. The iconic monster has become a go-to costume for many. He has starred in multiple movies, and pretty much created the modern archetype of a vampire. Count Dracula’s story originates from a famous novel by Bram Stoker, named “Dracula.” The original depiction of Dracula actually diverges a lot from how he is portrayed now.
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The Defining Decade: a MUST-read for Young Adults
Whether you are 18 years old or 26 years old, on your desired path to success or completely lost, everyone can use a little reminder about...
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4 Movie Adaptations That Did Their Books Justice
Nothing compares to the feeling you get when a book you love is done justice on the big screen.
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The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson: Book Review
Amy Meyerson’s The Bookshop of Yesterdays starts off with Miranda Brooks, the perspective character, recounting her childhood relationship...
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Why You Should Participate in NaNoWriMo This November
The goal is simple: o ne month, 50,000 words. But the journey to get there changed my life.
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Why You Should Read “The Sleepwalker”
If you are looking for a book that involves mystery, drama and autumn in Vermont, you should read the New York Times Bestseller “ The...
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Darius the Great Is Not Okay: A Great Read
Definitely check this one out.
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WP Trilogy: "Privilege"
"Privilege," the first book in the WP trilogy is out October 12th!
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Book Review: I’m Thinking Of Ending Things
If you’re looking for a read that will really make you question life, look no further!
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Set My Heart to Five - Book Review
Set My Heart to Five by Simon Stephenson is a compelling, engaging and easy to read to novel set in 2054. Jared, the narrator, shows us...
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A Briefly Detailed Explanation of Why Every College Woman Should Read Michelle Obama’s "Becoming"
If you had asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up before I read Becoming , my answer would have been, “I want to be Michelle Obama”...
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Perks of Being a Wallflower: Book Club Review
We read Perks of Being a Wallflower this month, and here's what we thought!
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My Top Ten Favorite Queer Books and Short Stories
Check out these queer books and short stories! Really, you should.
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Book Review: They Call Me Güero
They Call Me Güero , written by David Bowles, is a kid’s poetry book reflecting the lived experiences of a Mexican-American “border kid.”...
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'Ratched': The Perfect October Binge
All in all, Ratched was a psychological trip in eight episodes, and I'm already thinking about what they might think up next season.
