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Category: BOOK REVIEWS

Everyone is Welcome to Adventure

January 31, 2023 Marissa Cassayre

Merriam-Webster’s dictionary describes fiction as a form of literature in which anything imaginable can happen to any person imaginable. This…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: A Chorus of Dragons, A Curse So Dark and Lonely, adventure, books, Bridgerton, diversity, fantasy, Fiction, inclusivity, possibility, The Ruin of Kings, Turtles All the Way Down

5 Books I Can’t Wait To Read This Year

January 23, 2023 Zoe Calamar

Another year has come and gone and alas, my backlog of books has only gotten longer.

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: books, Brandon Sanderson, Gardens of the Moon, Gideon The Ninth, Kings of the Wyld, Nicholas Eames, Robin Hobb, Secret Projects #1-4, Steven Erikson, Tamsyn Muir, The Soldier Son Trilogy, To Be Read list

Prepare to be Entertained

January 18, 2023 Marissa Cassayre

New Year’s Resolutions are abundant this time of year and I’m willing to bet you’ve made a few yourself.

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS, FILM + TV Filed under: Babel, Chris Hemsworth, Disney Plus, entertainment, Extraction 2, netflix, new media, New Years Resolutions, RF Kuang, To Be Read list, Tyler Rake, Willow

New Year, New TBR

January 1, 2023 Tegan Rosso

There is a never-ending onslaught of past and new books that make their way onto my TBR (to be read)…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: 2023, book recommendations, books, Cursed, Demon Copperhead, new year, Old Babes in the Wood, reading, Stone Blind, tbr list, The Golden Enclaves, To Be Read list, Yellowface

A Falsely Royal Underdog

December 18, 2022 Marissa Cassayre

If I were to guess, you probably think Middle-Grade Lit went out of style as soon as you became the…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: book recommendations, fantasy, fantasy book, Middle-Grade books, The False Prince, underrated books

January Reads

Brianna McCadden

With winter break approaching, there’s time opening again for pleasure reading, which is why I thought I’d offer a few…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS, HIDDEN GEMS Filed under: book recommendations, books, hidden gems, new reads, underrated books, YA Novel

Justice for Thanksgiving Entertainment!

December 4, 2022 Marissa Cassayre

Ask anyone what their favorite Christmas song is or the romantic comedy they always play on Valentine’s Day, and they’ll…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS, FILM + TV, MUSIC Filed under: agatha christie, book recommendations, Charlie brown, holidate, Movie recommendations, music, show recommendations, thanksgiving, you've got mail

Getting Lost in a Book

November 26, 2022 Temma Adler

The one thing that has always transported me to another world and made me forget my surroundings is reading an…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: book recommendation, books, escapism, fantasy, grisha series, Leigh Bardugo, netflix, reading, Shadow and Bone

All Aboard the Escapism Train

November 22, 2022 Marissa Cassayre

no matter what kind of story relieves the pressures of real life, escapism allows us to imagine how our narratives could be different: what might happen if we owned that bakery, pulled that sword from that stone, or were selected as the chosen one.

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: book hangover, booktubers, daydreams, escapism, fantasy, harry potter, Lord of the Rings, magic, novels, romance, thriller

Modern Dystopia

November 20, 2022 Tegan Rosso

Through this article, I wish to look back at the past and forward to the future with respect to the dystopian novel genre, as well as how it has continued to keep such a hold on us.

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS, FILM + TV Filed under: Divergent, dystopia, dystopian novels, Fahrenheit 451, hope, oppression, Roe v. Wade, The Handmaid's Tale, the hunger games

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