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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

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

January Reads

December 18, 2022 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

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

Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover: Blind Dates with Books

November 5, 2022 Tegan Rosso

While the old adage “don’t judge a book by its cover” has been said or heard by most of us…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: blind dates with books, book trend, books, Elizabeth's Bookshop, mystery, trends

Looking for Alaska and Book Banning, Revisited

October 10, 2022 Elizabeth Page

Earlier this year, I wrote an article on John Green’s Looking for Alaska and how the novel was placed at…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: book ban, books, john green, looking for alaska, vlogbrothers

The World of Book Reviews: A Review

October 5, 2022 Marissa Cassayre

Art is subjective. It’s practically impossible to separate one’s own opinions from entertainment reviews because it’s literally created to be…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: art, book reviews, books, criticism, critics, goodreads, ratings, reviews, subjectivity

Haruki Murakami: a powerful storyteller that will leave a long-lasting impact

September 8, 2022 Kiana Kalahele

In school, we are exposed to so many different forms of media and subjects, all of which help us to…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: A Wild Sheep Chase, author, book author, book recommendation, books, Haruki Murakami, school, stories, storytelling

Travel Relaxation 101

August 18, 2022 Marissa Cassayre

When it comes time for a long journey, I usually look forward to it for one reason: it gives me…

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Posted in: BOOK REVIEWS Filed under: books, music, relaxation, travel, travel tips, traveling, writing

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