Wil, the princess of the wealthiest nation in the world, is the youngest of four, making her the third spare to the thrown. She dreams of travelling t…
Book Reviews
Book Review: Turtles All the Way Down
To be honest, I’ve always thought John Green’s books weren’t really worth the hype they received. However, I genuinely enjoyed Turtles All the Way Dow…
Book Review: Renegades by Marissa Meyer
Although I would like nothing better than to spend my entire day reading, very rarely do I come across a book that has enough momentum to keep me enth…
Book Review: “Snowbirds” by Crissa-Jean Chappell
These days, it’s rare for me to sit down and complete an entire book in one day. Between getting projects completed for my internship and everyday act…
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s ‘What Happened’ Is A Reflective, Intimate Look At Our Nation’s Past and Present
In a better world, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s What Happened wouldn’t exist. But that’s not a slight against her pensive, didactic new …
THE CITY OF BRASS is a Promising #OwnVoices Debut
Nahri, an orphaned con artist living in eighteenth-century Cairo and the protagonist of S.A. Chakraborty’s debut The City of Brass, doesn’t know who s…
Book Review: Even the Darkest Stars
Kamzin has always wanted to be a royal explorer, climbing and charting mountains for the good of the empire. When the famous explorer River Shara offe…