Story by Macy Maynard, Editor in Chief
• February 20, 2023
Author Colleen Hoover has been trending recently in the book world after going viral on TikTok, or as fans call it, “BookTok.” One of Hoover's novels “It ends with us” has been on the New York...
Story by Andrea Loredo, staff writer
• April 9, 2019
The place where fiction can become reality, and imagination is free to roam. A place where the stories are no longer just stories, but an escape from reality. With the opportunity to discover stories from...
Story by Andrea Loredo, staff writer
• February 12, 2018
Reading is a part of every person's life when they are in school, whether it is for an assignment or for pure entertainment. Whatever the case may be, many students don't know what kind of book to pick...
Story by Emilee Slayton, staff writer
• December 6, 2017
While some books have a protagonist who fights the villain and gets the girl, it’s way too overdone. Most books almost never have the girl saving the guy, or even have a female character who is the main...
A dead man, a detective and 12 passengers with suspicious pasts all on one train must decide who is guilty for the murder.
“The Murder on the Orient Express” directed by Kenneth Branagh and based...
Story by Anna Cannon, feature editor
• November 17, 2015
Society’s definition of mental illness too often coincides with weakness; those with an illness are considered at fault for their condition, which is no excuse for not being yourself or not being there...
Story by Bethany Dowd, staff writer
• August 29, 2015
"Go Ask Alice" is the first in a series of many anonymous diary novels. In these novels, you can read a teenager’s diary. Most people think that is such a huge invasion of privacy, but this isn’t an...
You turn in your final exams. You make plans with your friends to make your summer epic. When the bell rings, you throw your papers in the air “High School Musical” style and run to your car. But then...
Story by Raga Justin, staff writer
• April 15, 2015
In my sophomore English class recently, we had to read this book called “Night” written by Holocaust survivor and Nobel Prize laureate Elie Wiesel. And it was absolutely terrifying how much power it...
Story by Caroline Purtle, online editor in chief
• February 13, 2015
The book.
That book.
Maybe you saw it when you were sitting on your scratchy blue sun chair at the beach as you glanced to your right, only to raise a brow at the conga line of older women proudly...