#TBT: Little Women and Strong Female Characters
Little Women is one of those movies that burrows deep into your soul. Gillian Armstrong‘s film is an adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, and it is easily one of
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4 Teen Historical Fiction Books That Will Transport You
I personally love to read to escape, to be transported to another person’s life. Reading a book or watching a movie/TV show are the closest we’ll ever get to experiencing
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New Series to Read: A Court of Thorns and Roses
Readers who love fantasy, a little romance, and strong female characters will love A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. It is a great addition to Young Adult literature.
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Trailer for The Light Between Oceans Starring Fassbender-Vikander Just Dropped!
Fans of the heartbreaking novel The Light Between Oceans have something to celebrate today– the trailer of the upcoming film adaptation has finally appeared along with an official release date. M.L. Stedman’s novel,
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Trailer Reaction: Me Before You
Guys, if you haven’t seen the trailer for Me Before You, go grab yourself some tissues and hit that play button! This latest book-to-film adaptation will give you ALL THE
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#TBT: 5 Movies (and Books) That Capture Growing Up With the Help of Your Friends
Growing up is hard, and when you’re done (if you’re ever really done growing up), you’re a newer, wiser person. If you’re lucky, you have great friends to go through
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21st-Century Tolstoy: Why You Should Give War & Peace a Chance
We at the Pop Culturalist firmly believe that one of the best ways to shake off the winter blues is to curl up on your couch and lose yourself in
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From Page to Screen: Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín
Movie: Brooklyn is a beautiful film that captures the uncertainty and heartbreak of growing up and moving away from all you’ve known. Saorise Ronan plays Eilis Lacey, a young Irish woman
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From Page to Screen: The Duff by Kody Keplinger
Movie: Normally, I read a book before I see an adaptation of it. In this case, however, I saw The Duff before I read it. Whether that skewed my opinion
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From Page to Screen: Paper Towns by John Green
Book: To many people, John Green can do no wrong. His books are bestsellers, and almost all of them have been optioned for film (or are films already). My first introduction
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