By Tsugumi Ohba 5 Stars The book Death Note Volume 1 is about a model teenager and ace student, Light Yagami. Light finds his life tedious, leading him to find a notebook dropped from the Realm of the Shinigami. This notebook can kill any human whose name is written in the notebook. After testing the…
Book Review: Middle School, the Worst Years of My Life
By James Patterson 5 Stars This novel represents a wide variety of events that occur during middle school, such as bullying, a difficult principal, and rivalries. A boy named Rafe tries to navigate through these times while dealing with hard times at home. The book also has an amazing amount of art visuals within the…
Book Review: The Merchant of Venice
By William Shakespeare 5 Stars The Merchant of Venice is one of Shakespeare’s most well-known plays. The play follows Antonio – a wealthy merchant, and Shylock – a moneylender. These two characters are by far the most important. However, they are certainly not the focus point of the play. The plot mainly focuses on an…
Book Review: Traitor’s Blade
By Sebastien de Castell 5 Stars Traitor’s Blade by Sebastien de Castell begins with Falcio val Mond, a member of the King’s shunned travelling magisters, the Greatcoats. Five years after the King was killed by his own nobility, the Greatcoats surrendered readily before the Dukes and were named traitors. They were demobilized and scattered, most…
Book Review: Heartless
By Marissa Meyer 5 Stars If you love Alice in Wonderland, then you’ll love this. This 400+ page book follows Catherine Pickerton, who would one day be known as The Queen Of Hearts. It will show how Hearts once was before a sweet wishing baker transforms into the infamous Queen Of Hearts. Watching her as…
Book Review: The Alchemist
By Paulo Coelho 5 Stars The Alchemist is a captivating tale written by Brazilian author Paulo Coelho. The tale depicts a Spanish shepherd boy who embarks on a journey to find treasure at the pyramids in Egypt. During this journey, he discovers more than just treasure. Santiago discovers himself and his Personal Legend. Santiago is…
Movie Review: Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Directed by Chris Columbus 5 Stars Thanks for bringing the McCallisters back. Given the choice between being alone at home and lost in a big city, I'd rather be alone at home, as I feel safe in my own home. Being at home is safer as you can protect yourself a lot easier than in…
Book Review: Restart
By Gordon Korman 5 stars I always like starting my reviews with trigger warnings so the content doesn’t come off as a surprise and completely derail the reader from reading the book. This book contains bullying. If this topic makes you uncomfortable, I definitely recommend another one since this is a huge thing mentioned in…
Book Review: Picture a Girl
By Jenny Manzer 4 stars Picture a Girl is a short novel following 11-year-old Addie and her little brother Billy and their hard week without their mother, who has a history of leaving due to depression and alcoholism. Addie struggles with the weight of taking care of herself and her brother, along with the fear…
Book Review: Bull Shift
By John J. De Goey 4 Stars Bull Shift by John J. De Goey is a book that talks about and explores the world of finance and investing. It also describes all the myths people fall for in the world of money and some tricks in investing. This book is really interesting because it explains…
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