Longing for a Good Read? Look No Further!
If you are anything like me, books are what save you in times of stress, sadness, and especially boredom. Reading can let you escape from...
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5 Personal Development Books You Need in Your Life
Mental health care, unfortunately, still has a stigma cloud hanging over its head, claiming it's unnecessary and self-centered. In reality...
The Best and Worst Books I Read in 2018
So, I read Harry Potter , and The Hunger Games, Divergent , and other giant YA novel series. Then I got tired of reading YA, and only read...
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Meet Emilee Martichenko: Bilingual BU Superstar
This bilingual superstar is going places with a growing stack of books in tow.
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Your New Favorite YA Book Based on Your Personality
Wondering which book character you are most similar to? Find out below!
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5 Badass Books Written for Women by Women
To celebrate the representation of diverse women in literature, here are five books written by women, for women, with accurate depictions of the lives of women.
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Wizarding Reads: Books for a Ravenclaw
Editor's Note: The following is part of a four-part series by Madeline McKeon, in which she compiles a list of books reflective of each of...
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I Hate Everyone But You Review
I Hate Everyone But You is the debut novel of YouTubers Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin, who run a comedy channel that deals with both queer...
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Books to Screen: A Review of "Thirteen Reasons Why"
I’ve always been a firm believer in reading the book before seeing it on the big screen. In honor of the new Netflix Original Series...
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How to Survive in the North - Review
Luke Healy’s graphic novel How to Survive in the North combines two stories of isolation to create a stunning look at human emotion. The...
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Read #OwnVoices
If you’ve ever checked out any of my book reviews, you’ll be able to guess I’m a pretty big reader, and I read a pretty wide variety of...
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Book Review: The Mine by John Heldt
In all, “The Mine” is a well written story about true love and real friendship.
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Book Review: WIND CATCHER by Jeff and Erynn Altabef
When I was presented with an opportunity to read Wind Catcher, I had no choice but to seize it. Who wouldn’t want to read a book that was...
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The Ultimate “Lady-like Friendship” is Depicted in Emma Jane Unsworth’s Animals
Who doesn’t love a compelling tale of friendship between two equally funny and charming ladies? Laura and Tyler are best friends who live...
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The Book Series to Compete with Television
Mark Z. Danielewski is not a writer who’s afraid to take chances. House of Leaves , his magnum opus that centers around a critical analysis...
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A Guide to Love and Loss, According to Lang Leav’s Lullabies
When you hear the word ‘poetry,’ horrible visions of high school English classes probably race through your head—painstaking, meticulous...
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Book Talk: Divergent
March 21, 2014. Many have been waiting, and it’s finally here. Fans of the book, Divergent by Veronica Roth are both thrilled and nervous...
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Stages of Love, According to Love & Misadventure
love and misadventure.jpg Hey collegiettes™! Poetry may not be for everyone, but the poems in Lang Leav's newest collection, Love &... -
52 Books in 52 Weeks: The Importance of Being Earnest
This was just one of those weeks. Thanksgiving break is just out of reach, the semester is winding down (meaning we all have about three...
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3 New Career Books We Love!
With summer only 3 months away, many collegiettes are scrambling to find their dream job, whether that is interning at the esteemed Vogue...
