by Cole Salao
For dedicated readers, books are a form of love. Those bound pages on your shelf (or bits of digital data if that’s what you’re into) signify part of who you are, and when you gift books, it’s a sign of what you think of the recipient. If...
by Yen Cabag |
The Dresden Files have taken the fantasy world by storm, first with 17 novels, and then several spin-offs, including graphic novels, novel adaptations, and even a television series on American Sci-Fi Channel. But what if you’ve finished all 17 books and even...
by Kaelyn Barron
You spend (hopefully) about a third of your life sleeping, and roughly two of those eight recommended nightly hours dreaming. It would seem foolish, then, to ignore your dreams completely. Even if you only remember a handful of them, and scientists still don’t...
by Kaelyn Barron
Since its debut in 1938, Scrabble has been the star of many family game nights, and even worldwide competitive tournaments. The game requires a combination of word knowledge, vocabulary, and strategy. It’s not enough to just be a good speller—you’ll need...
by Kaelyn Barron
The current generation of teen and young adult readers is characterized by a remarkable social awareness and passion for equality. As such, they demand fiction that represents them, their friends, and the fast-changing world they live in. They know that diversity in...
