The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 Multicultural children’s literature is gaining more and more attention in our present society. While this is true, this field is still severely lacking when it’s compared to the amount of literature that is available for young while children, especially young white males. I believe it’s important not only for children to haveRead More
It’s Kind of a Funny Story
It’s Kind of a Funny Story Despite the pile of homework that I have to do this weekend, I have neglected that to finish It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini and I think that it was a worthwhile decision. It’s a wonderful story and it’s wonderfully written, and it was definitely a goodRead More
The Phantom Tollbooth
The Phantom Tollbooth I think I have mentioned before that I am taking a Children’s Literature class this semester, which I am super pumped about! We get to read and talk about children’s books all semester. What book lover wouldn’t love that? Anyway, I have finished The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster for that class, andRead More
Two for One
So today I have two books to talk about! Since I didn’t have much to do this weekend, and I was very productive today (I don’t know what got into me…) I had free time to read! And in that free time I finished both The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien and The Death Cure by James Dashner.Read More
A Little Piece of Amazingness
The Fault in Our Stars FINALLY!! I have finally read The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. Words cannot explain my happiness at this moment. And let me tell you, it was definitely worth the wait. It made me laugh, it made me cry, and it made me think. John Green, you have done itRead More
I Will Save You
I Will Save You First of all, let me start by saying if you have never read a book by Matt de la Peña, then you are missing out. Every single one of his books that I’ve read, which I think is actually the majority of his books, I’ve absolutely loved. His style is justRead More
The Name of the Star
The Name of the Star Since I am patiently waiting until I can go home in order to get my copy of The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, I am trying to occupy myself by reading other books in the mean time. Don’t worry, I should get the book by next weekend and IRead More
Back to School
The Gray Wolf Throne So I started classes again today, and this semester is looking to be just as busy as the last one. Which will mean less fun reading for me. But, on the plus side, I am taking a children’s literature class, which means I won’t be completely missing out on reading! IRead More
Finally the End!
Inheritance The end of the Inheritance Cycle has finally come! It seems like it has been forever since I read Eragon for the first time, and now I finally know how his story finishes. And I must say, I have mixed feelings about the book. Overall I thought it was good, a good way to endRead More
A Different Spin on World War I
Behemoth I finished Behemoth by Scott Westerfeld a few days ago, but I haven’t had much time to actually get on and write about it, with Christmas and all. But here we are! Behemoth is the sequel to Leviathan, and even though I was a bit worried about reading it so far apart from Leviathan, I foundRead More
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