A Court of Wings and Ruin is a Thrilling Read
A Court of Wings and Ruin was one of my (and this site’s) most anticipated YA books of this year. The final book in A Court of Thorns and Roses
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Grief, Love, and Second Chances in Words in Deep Blue
Rachel and Henry are best friends. Henry’s family owns a secondhand bookshop, Howling Books, where they spend a lot of their time together. Once they reach early high school, though,
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To See or Not to See: Handsome Devil
John Butler’s coming-of-age tale, Handsome Devil, is a meaningful lesson about living an authentic life and finding your voice. Set at an Irish boarding school where rugby is treated like
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To See or Not to See: Wonder Woman
Striking a perfect balance between entertainment and philosophical ideas, Wonder Woman is the best DC Comics film adaptation of late. The story of Wonder Woman begins in the present-day. Diana
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To See or Not to See: Puffs
Puffs, Or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic is a wink-wink comedy of a certain famous story about a Wizard Who Shall Not Be
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American Gods Review: Git Gone
The Git Gone episode is all about Laura and the events that lead to her death before Shadow’s release from jail. Emily Browning shines in this one, and we, the
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To See or Not to See: Groundhog Day
The stage adaptation of Groundhog Day is delightful. Between the technical surprises that pepper the show and the absolutely wonderful performance of leading man Andy Karl, it’s a show you
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To Read or Not to Read: Passenger and Wayfarer by Alexandra Bracken
Alexandra Bracken departs from her dystopian, fantasy roots to bring readers an enthralling time travel adventure story. Passenger and Wayfarer weave an exciting scavenger hunt through time with a poignant
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To Read or Not to Read: The Hate U Give
I am not even going to leave you in suspense: The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is a timely must-read in today’s increasingly divided world. For those of you
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American Gods Review: Head Full of Snow
There is only one thing that the American Gods have in common: the fear of being forgotten. America may have gotten its start many moons ago, but the melting pot
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