By Dustin Thao 2 Stars Dustin Thao’s You’ve Reached Sam revolves around Julie, a senior in high school, grieving the death of her boyfriend, Sam. She feels somewhat guilty for his death and deals with his passing by trying to remove all her memories of him, which leads to her deleting all photos and messages, throwing out belongings and not taking part in…
Book Review: My Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly Book of Pranks
By Matt Lucas 5 Stars My Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly Book of Pranks is a very heartfelt silly and fun book that is literally just full of pranks. It made me feel very engaged in it, and I had so much fun reading this book. This book would mainly be for kids as it is a very silly book and could be seen as childish…
Book Review: Tokyo Ghoul. One
By Sui Ishida 5 Stars Tokyo Ghoul, written and illustrated by Sui Ishida, is his magnum opus when it comes to art and illustration. Tokyo Ghoul follows the story of an eighteen-year-old boy named Ken Kaneki, a fairly timid yet kind individual who, unfortunately, transforms into a being called a Ghoul after a date gone south. Ghouls are…
Book Review: Plague Thieves
By Caroline Fernandez 4 stars Plague Thieves by Caroline Fernandez is an epic tale. The book revolves around Rose and her brother, Lem, as they navigate London in the hopes of surviving the Great Plague as newly orphaned siblings. Luckily, they have the Thieves Oil, which protects them from the plague. Unluckily, with everyone so desperate to get…
Book Review: One Charmed Christmas
By Shelia Roberts 4 Stars I gave One Charmed Christmas by Shelia Roberts four out of five stars because it was actually a really sweet and feel-good read. It’s the kind of book that makes you want to curl up with a blanket and hot chocolate, especially around the holidays. The story takes place on a Christmas cruise, which I thought was…
Movie Review: Eternals
Directed by Chloé Zhao 4 Stars Eternals is a film that's about ten ancient immortal superheroes (Ikaris, Sersi, Druig, Sprite, Thena, Kingo, Ajak, Phastos, Makkari and Gilgamesh) that have been living on earth in secret. These superheroes have been on a mission for thousands of years to protect humankind from the evil Deviants and what is yet to come to planet…
Book Review: The Giver
By Lois Lowry 4 Stars Lois Lowry’s The Giver is one of those books that really makes you think. The story is set in a community where everything looks perfect because there is no pain, fear, or difficult choices. People don’t get to make their own decisions, but they also don’t experience suffering. Jonas, the main character, is given a special role that lets…
Book Review: Haunted
By Barbara Haworth-Attard 3 Stars I give Haunted by Barbara Howard-Attard a 3 out of 5 stars. It wasn’t bad, but it didn’t totally blow me away either. The idea behind the story is really cool. It makes it ghosts, history, and mystery, which sounds super interesting to me at first. And it did have its moments, especially when things started to come together near…
Book Review: The Indian Horse
By Richard Wagamese 5 Stars The Indian Horse is a powerful and emotional novel that portrays the story of Saul Indian Horse, an Ojibwe boy whose life is based off of trauma, resilience and the search for identity. The story starts off with Saul's childhood, where he was taken away from his family and was placed in a residential school…
Book Review: I Hope This Doesn’t Find You
By Ann Liang 5 Stars I Hope This Doesn’t Find You by Ann Liang is about Sadie Wen, a perfectionist overachiever who prides herself on being the school’s golden child. She’s polite, reliable, academically terrifying, the whole package. But privately? She vents. A lot. Especially about her academic rival, Julius. When those private emails accidentally get exposed, Sadie’s carefully…
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