By Robert Greene 4 Stars The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is a book about how people use power in different situations, and how you can understand it better. Each “law” is explained with short stories from history, showing how leaders, rulers, and famous people have gained or lost power. The book mixes history…
Book Review: Chainsaw Man Volume Eleven
By Fujimoto, Tatsuki 4 Stars Chainsaw Man Volume Eleven, written by Tatsuki Fujimoto and possibly his best-written volume to date, picks up directly after the events of Volume Ten and is the climax of the entire first part of Chainsaw Man. This volume continues with the rampage of the true Chainsaw Man, no longer bound by the realms of…
Video Game Review: Silent Hill 2
Created by Konami Digital 4 Stars Silent Hill 2 isn't your typical horror game. It's not just about monsters or jump scares; it's about emotion, atmosphere, and the kind of fear that creeps under your skin. You play as James Sunderland, a man who comes to the fog-covered town of Silent Hill after getting a letter from his wife...who died years…
Book Review: Safe Harbour
By Christina Kilbuorne 4 Stars The book starts off with a 14-year-old girl named Harbour Mandrayke camping in a park ravine in Toronto, Ontario. It’s the middle of summer, and Harbour has enough tuna and crackers to keep her and her pet dog, Tuff Stuff (Tuff for short), going for a good few weeks. Her dad picked this spot and is…
Book Review: Dorohedoro Vol. 1
By Q Hayashida 4 Stars Dorohedoro was an interesting book. The story follows the journey of a man whose head has been turned into a lizard's head by a sorcerer. He and his sorcerer hunter crew try to find the sorcerer who gave him the head of a lizard. Throughout this book, it is their goal…
Book Review: Velocity
By Dean Koontz 4 stars Velocity is a cleverly written thriller by author Dean Koontz. It begins in the small town of Napa County, California, with bartender Billy Wiles getting off work to find a note on his car. The writer of the note threatens to kill a young, lovely teacher if Billy doesn’t take it to the…
Video Game Review: Yoshi’s Crafted World
Created by Nintendo of America Inc 5 Stars Yoshi's Crafted World is a soft and gentle platformer game that looks and feels like an arts and crafts project. You control Yoshi through levels made from cardboard, string, and lots of other arts and crafts materials. Everything in the game looks like it was a handmade art project, making…
Book Review: Wings of Fire: The Lost Continent
By Tui T. Sutherland 5 Stars Wings of Fire: The Lost Continent by Tui T. Sutherland is the 11th book in a currently 15-book series called the Wings of Fire series. It is about different dragons fighting a new evil every five books. This particular book, however, is about a dragonet named Blue (a SilkWing) (SilkWings are a type…
Book Review: A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder
By Holly Jackson 5 Stars A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson follows Pippa Fitz-Amobi, a determined and smart high school senior who wants to re-investigate a closed local murder for her final year project. Though the case was officially closed five years ago—Sal Singh allegedly killed his girlfriend, Andie Bell, and later died…
Book Review: Rebellion 1776
By Laurie Halse Anderson 5 Stars Rebellion 1776 by Laurie Halse Anderson is a historical fiction that tells the story of thirteen-year-old Elsbeth Culpepper, a kitchen maid serving a judge, who is trying to survive smallpox while going through the Revolutionary War. Elsbeth then becomes a maid for a rich family when the judge she serves for moves from…
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