Don’t get me wrong–I love carting massive novels around wherever I go and immersing myself in intense storytelling, but sometimes,…
Art is subjective. It’s practically impossible to separate one’s own opinions from entertainment reviews because it’s literally created to be…
Ever since I was in elementary school, I have always loved reading fantasy books. I loved getting lost in the…
YouTube hosts an array of content from diverse and niche communities. These online groups range from popular ones, such as beauty and gaming, to lesser-known ones, like the anti-multilevel marketing community. One of these…
Lately, I’ve been reading a lot of books written by female authors, and am anticipating more books written by women…
While victories small and large are being won as a direct result of the Black Lives Matter protests, it is imperative that members of the non-Black community make their support a life-long commitment even after the protests become less frequent. Educating oneself is one of the most important parts of long-term activism, so here is a list of books related to the BLM movement to get you started:
Many fans were dismayed when it was revealed that the novel would follow Coriolanus, who is considered to be the main villain of the Hunger Games trilogy. I disagree, however. I believe that all monsters were once men, and “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” reveals Coriolanus’s tumultuous relationship between his humanity and his brutality as he struggled to survive in the brutal social sphere of the Capitol.
Every avid reader has at least one book or book series they find themselves reading over and over again. Sometimes these books remind us of our childhood or mark the discovery of a new genre; sometimes they simply give us comfort in a way we can’t quite explain. This week, I’ll be talking a little bit about my “go-to” books, and what makes them so significant to me.
For all you young adult readers looking for a new series to try, I recommend The Darkest Minds…