Book Review: Rising: A Teen & Young Adult Epic Fantasy (The Custod Chronicles Book 1) by Charity Mae When I first stumbled upon Rising: A Teen & Young
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Book Review of On Guard!: A Marshall Middle School Graphic Novel
On Guard!: A Marshall Middle School Graphic Novel – A Heartfelt Journey Through Change and Courage When I first came across On Guard!: A Marshall Middle School Graphic
Navigating Race and Responsibility: A Deep Dive into “Such a Fun Age”
Book Review: Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid I first stumbled upon Such a Fun Age while scrolling through my feed, enticed by its glowing endorsements and
Book Review of Seascraper
Book Review: Seascraper by Benjamin Wood I’ve always been drawn to stories that capture the haunting beauty of the ordinary, and Benjamin Wood’s Seascraper offered just that. The
Magic and Resilience: Revisiting The Witch of Blackbird Pond
Book Review: The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare There are books that transport you to far-off times and places, and then there are those that
Book Review of The Lamb
Book Review: The Lamb by Lucy Rose When I first stumbled across The Lamb, I was drawn in by the promise of a gripping horror tale interwoven with
Book Review of I’ll Pretend You’re Mine
I’ll Pretend You’re Mine: A Heartfelt Journey Through Love and Identity Isn’t it funny how the best reads sometimes land in your lap when you least expect them?
Finding Home: A Journey Through ‘Nowhere Boy’
Review of Nowhere Boy by Katherine Marsh When I first picked up Nowhere Boy, I was immediately drawn to its poignantly simple title, coupled with the promise of
Bridging Generations: A Timeless Look at ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ 40 Years Later
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (40th Anniversary Edition): A Reflection on Timeless Themes and Unforgettable Performances When I first settled in to watch Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Book Review of Luster
A Journey Through Luster: A Review I picked up "Luster" by Raven Leilani with a mix of curiosity and excitement, drawn not just by its striking cover but