Her Campus at UCLA
Spooky and Slightly Unsettling Media Recommendations for this October
Halloween is here! Here's some spine-tingling recommendations to get into the spirit.
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
‘The Familiar’: Is Leigh Bardugo’s New Book Worth the Read?
A look into Leigh Bardugo's new book, 'The Familiar' and why you should read it.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
‘Shadow and Bone’ Season 2: from the POV of a Grishaverse Reader
As someone who’s read all the Grishaverse novels, how does the show hold up?
Her Campus at TCU
My Favorite BTS Moments and Cast Interviews From “Shadow and Bone” Season 2
The one thing we can ALL agree on as fans and celebrate together is the amazing cast portraying our beloved characters. They are perfect. They are wholesome. They are...
Her Campus at U Conn
Shadow And Bone Season 2 Is Taking The Internet By Storm
The show has taken over every social media platform, with fans singing its praises. After watching it, I had to admit I was hooked, and the hype was absolutely...
Her Campus at UC Irvine
To No One’s Surprise, I’m Still in My Fangirl Era
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a fangirl. Although the term is a bit outdated considering that not many people use it anymore, it is the...
Her Campus at MSU
A Guide to the “Grishaverse”
The Grishaverse has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years and this fictional world has expanded far beyond the Fold. For a new reader, diving into the Grishaverse can be...
Her Campus at UC Irvine
Leigh Bardugo Writes Characters Like No Other Fantasy Novelist
With the holiday season rolling in, people are reuniting with families over break. So there’s no better time to crack open the Six of Crows duology. The duology consists...
Her Campus at Wells
Book Recommendations from a Barnes & Noble Bookseller
After spending my whole life reading books like I need them to survive, I now spend my winter breaks working at Barnes & Noble. I also work at various...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
5 Profound Life Lessons I’ve Learned From 5 Fictional Novels
Fictional characters can often be the best teachers