Like most reviews, I spend my time composing my thoughts on albums, which could take days, maybe weeks. Hell, I personally felt my review of last year’s Ab-Soul album didn’t feel like it had a complete final consensus upon the…
Book Review: ‘Hidden Huntress’ by Danielle Jensen
I read Danielle Jensen’s Stolen Songbird back in March and fell in love with her elegant writing, ability to create likable characters, and absolute command of what could’ve been a terrible plot. Jensen understands what readers want– a so-called ordinary…
Ally’s Movie Review: “Jurassic World”
There are moments in Jurassic World that strike that magic chord of action adventure films that makes us think of our childhood. Moments of complete disbelief, moments where we believe in the impossible, moments when the girl rescues the guy:…
TV Review: “Girl Meets World” (2×06) “The Tell-Tale-Tot”
Girl Meets World has returned from its mini-hiatus (I will never understand why they did a week’s worth of new episodes only to take a two week break) to focus on a relationship we haven’t seen in awhile: Maya and…
Book Review: ‘The Start of Me and You’ by Emery Lord
Inspired by the Bloomsbury Boldly Bookish tour stop in Arlington, VA at One More Page Books yesterday, a review of The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord: Brimming with heartfelt relationships and authentic high-school dynamics, The Start of Me…
Book Review: “Aoléon the Martian Girl #1” by Brent LeVasseur
Crop circles magically appear in Farmer Johnson’s field. A mysterious light sweeps over the night sky and awakens Farmer Johnson and Gilbert, the boy next door. Curious, Gilbert ventures out to discover the source of the light and stumbles onto…
TV Review: Pretty Little Liars 6×02 “Songs of Innocence”
Welcome back to my weekly review and recap of “Pretty Little Liars.” To catch up on the previous episode, click here. What happened to the liars in A’s dollhouse? “Songs of Innocence” shines a little light on what they went through…