by Kaelyn Barron |
Do you ever walk past the windows of Tiffany’s or Armani just to drool over what’s behind those windows? Well, unless you’ve got $30 million burning a whole in your pocket and you want to spend it on books, this post is going to be kind of the same...
by Yen Cabag
Author of the bestselling and highly influential novels like The Giver quartet, Lois Lowry is a versatile writer, deftly handling both historical fiction futuristic dystopian novels. With books written for different ages, she shows us her storytelling skills,...
by Kaelyn Barron
Ernest Hemingway was one of the most highly acclaimed writers of the twentieth century, and his novels and short stories continue to be studied in high school classrooms across the United States. He witnessed firsthand the horrors of both world wars, and his...
by Cole Salao |
Poetry can be full of light and laughter—everything that makes the world good and happy. But it is also an avenue for the macabre, the melancholic, and the mysterious. Everyone’s thoughts and emotions turn dark sometimes, and one of the best ways to safely let...
by Yen Cabag
Nancy Drew has long been a household name, thanks in large part to the 56 books that Grosset & Dunlap published between 1930 to 1979. Using the pen name Carolyn Keene, several ghostwriters are actually behind the Nancy Drew series, but this did not hinder the...
