By Rodman Philbrick 4 Stars Wild River by Rodman Philbrick is one of many from The Wild series. In this book, Daniel is on a river rafting trip sponsored by the famous inventor, Bryon James, when he wakes in the middle of the night to a flood. The dam has broken, causing massive waves to sweep the campsite away…
Book Review: The Puppet’s Payback and Other Chilling Tales
By Mary Downing Hahn 3 stars If you like the Haunted Canada series or ghost stories in general, then this book might please you. The Puppets' Playback and Other Chilling Tales is a collection of short, creepy stories by author Mary Downing Hahn. She has written many other famous horror stories, such as Took, Wait till Helen Comes, and many…
Series Review: Fruits Basket
By Takaya, Natsuki 5 Stars Fruits Basket is a story revolving around the Chinese Zodiac. The main character is an orphan named Tohru Honda, and she meets members of the Sohma family who are possessed by the Chinese Zodiac. Personally, I enjoyed this book because of how developed the plot is. Despite the different events and personalities of all the…
Series Review: The Promised Neverland
By Kaiu Shirai 5 Stars The Promised Neverland is a chilling mystery story that is portrayed in a fairytale-like orphanage named Grace Field House. At first glance, Grace Field House is shown as a perfect orphanage, where the children live happily under their caretaker whom they call "mama", Isabella. However, the deception of the beaming orphanage turned to…
Book Review: Impossible Creatures
By Katherine Rundell 4 Stars Katherine Rundell's novel, Impossible Creatures, is a truly creative story. Evolving around the key themes of friendship, love, mystery, and myth, it's not a story to miss. The novel features a flying girl, a pet griffin, a friend, and a murderer on their tail. The boy isn't of interest, but the girl… Somehow, there's a correlation between…
Book Review: Twin Crowns
By Catherine Doyle and Katherine Webber 5 Stars Twin Crowns is a magical Young Adult fantasy that begins with a gripping premise: two twins, separated at birth, find themselves caught in royal destiny, witchcraft, and political chaos. One grows up as a sheltered princess, while the other is raised by witches, brimming with enough confidence to empower…
Book Review: Dr. Stone. 1, Stone World
By Riichiro Inagaki 5 Stars Dr. Stone Volume One, written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi, takes place in a world where all humans spontaneously turn to stone through a mysterious phenomenon. With this sudden cataclysmic event, there is only one hope in this stone world: a hyper-intelligent high-schooler by the name of Senku Ishigami. Reawakening after three thousand seven hundred days of…
Movie Review: No Hard Feelings
Directed by Gene Stupnitsky 2 Stars No Hard Feelings is a rom-com film starring Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman. After finding out that she is about to lose her childhood home, Maddie becomes desperate to pay off her debt. She ends up agreeing to date a 19-year-old son of a very wealthy family. Little does…
Book Review: Prisoner B-3087
By Alan Gratz 4 Stars Prisoner B-3087 is a young adult historical fiction novel by Alan Gratz. The book itself is fiction, but it is based on the true story of Ruth and Jack Gruener. This novel takes the reader through the experiences of a Jewish boy named Yanek Gruener who went through the horrors of…
Book Review: Star Wars Rebels. 1
By Akira Aoki 4 Stars Star Wars Rebels Volume One is an adaptation of the Star Wars Rebels TV show that aired from October 3, 2014, and concluded with the final episode airing on March 5, 2018. This adaptation and its art are by Akira Aoki. Star Wars Rebels follows the story of young Ezra Bridger, a street rat living…
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