Catching Fire Catching Fire was just as exciting the second time around. The fact that I didn’t really remember what happened probably helped a little, but I still think that this is a book no matter how times you read it, it will still be exciting. Even if you know what’s going to happen. Last night,Read More
The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games So I’ve just finished The Hunger Games for the second time. Since the movie is coming out in March and I figured that I wouldn’t have much time to re-read the series once classes started again, I have decided to re-read the trilogy now. When the trailer premiered a few weeks ago (you can watch itRead More
Free Time!
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest It’s finally winter break, which means that I will finally have some time to read fun things! Which I did last night. Until 3 in the morning. It was one of those situations where I just couldn’t put my book down, I had to know how it endedRead More
A Book and a Conference
Sing You Home So before I talk about the book I just finished, Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult, I thought I would inform you all of a little conference that I went to on Monday and Tuesday in Chicago called ALAN, or the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents. This conference was awesome. First of all, weRead More
The Help
The Help So…it’s been a while since I wrote a post, for two main reasons. One, I’ve had a lot of homework and such to do in the past few weeks, so I haven’t had much time to actually sit down and read. Two, I decided to participate in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), which,Read More
A Thrilling Read
The Girl Who Played with Fire Considering all the school work, actual work, and other things I’ve had to do in the past few weeks, I haven’t really had much time for reading. This makes me sad. There are a lot of books that I want to read…and school is getting in the way. IRead More
Slow Beginnings
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Yesterday I finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. What a fantastic book. I wasn’t sure when I started it, since it was pretty dry at the beginning. But once you get into the story, you get roped in. Larsson weaves a story that you justRead More
Morality and Race
To Kill a Mockingbird I know it’s odd that I never read this book in high school, because most people do. It’s a pretty standard piece of literature that’s read it schools. Because I never did read it, I decided since I was an English major, I should probably read it at some point. SoRead More
Shakespeare and School
So I haven’t actually finished To Kill a Mockingbird yet, because I’ve been so crazy busy with stuff for school. I’m about 3/4 of the way through it, and it really is a fantastic book so far. I’ll let you know more about it when I finish it. I have, however, finished reading Hamlet forRead More
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
The Perks of Being a Wallflower The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky is a book that I’ve been wanting to read for awhile. Other books have come before it…and now I wish I would have read this one sooner. It was so good! I didn’t want to put it down while IRead More
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