All posts tagged "book review"
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Classic novel induces curiosity in reader
“Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland” is a widely known and beloved children’s story written by Lewis Carroll and published way back in 1865. Most people have...
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New novel reveals stories about avengence on sexual abuse
“The Black Coats” is a novel written by Colleen Oakes, published earlier in February of this year, listed in the young adult fiction category. Before...
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Fantasy series immediately hooks reader
“Pegasus: The Flame Of Olympus” is a book written by Kate O’Hearn (69), published back in 2011. This story is listed in the fantasy fiction...
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Horror novel tests reader’s belief of right and wrong
Rotters” is a book authored by Daniel Kraus (43), published back in 2011. This story is listed in the young adult and horror fiction. Oh,...
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Rebellious female protagonist leads to riveting read
Published earlier in November, “Girls Of Paper And Fire” is a book written by Natasha Ngan with a foreword written by James Patterson. The story...
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Based on true story, ‘Mermaid’ twists magic, myth, mayhem
“The Mermaid” is a novel written by author Christina Henry (44), published earlier in 2018. This book is listed in the fantasy category, respectively, though...
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Updated ‘Alice in Wonderland’ series delivers more mature plots
“Alice” and “Red Queen” are a duology written by Christina Henry based on the book “Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland” written by Lewis Carroll. These two...
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Classic potential: Novel takes deserved place among great books
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky is a fantastic book filled with stunning, likable and relatable characters, hilarious and awkward situations and...
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Book, movie The Last Song make big splash
Jayne Durnin/Staff Writer If you were to inquire what everyone in your class was reading at DEAR time, there is a good chance that at...
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Memories shouldn’t have a big price tag
Our View We look at fashion magazines such as Vogue and Bazaar and shake our heads in wonderment. Does all this merchandise actually have any...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
