By Jason Reynolds 4 Stars In Long Way Down, Jason Reynolds tells a powerful story about the elements of grief, the society standards, and pressure. The book follows a fifteen-year-old, Will Holloman, sharing the story of what he does and the actions he takes after his older brother, Shawn, was killed. In his neighbourhood, there…
Book Review: The Selection
By Kiera Cass 5 Stars The Selection by Kiera Cass is a young adult dystopian romance with a fairy-tale twist. America Singer, a musically talented girl from a lower caste, is chosen to compete in a national competition where 35 girls aim for the heart of Prince Maxon. The book features fancy dresses, heightened political tension…
Book Review: The Housemaid
By Freida McFadden 4 Stars The Housemaid starts off with a young lady named Millie, who becomes a live-in maid for the wealthy Winchester family. While working there, she soon realizes the odd behaviour of Nina Winchester and the unsettling atmosphere emanating from the house. Millie eventually starts uncovering hidden secrets within the Winchester family, as…
Video Game Review: Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury
Created by Nintendo of America, Inc. 5 Stars This cartridge has the Super Mario 3D World game, that was on the Wii U remastered for the Switch. It also has a second game included called Bowser's Fury. Super Mario 3D World is a 3D platformer with lots of levels, secrets and interesting enemies. Some look like cats, which is concerning to me…
Book Review: A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder
By Holly Jackson 5 Stars Looking for a good thriller book? Then you have to try A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. It’s a YA novel packed with suspense, mystery, thriller and a sprinkle of romance. I promise this book will keep you on edge until the very end. You’ll keep guessing and guessing. The book is set in a small town called Fairview…
Book Review: Mixed Up
By Gordon Korman 3 Stars Mixed Up by Gordon Korman is a book that, although interesting, could be much better. It's about two boys, Reef and Moody, who, although don't ever remember meeting, begin to lose their memories… to each other. This, they call The Phenomenon. For Reef, it mainly means losing the visual memory of his recently deceased mother, and…
Video Game Review: Minecraft
Created by Nintendo of America Inc 5 Stars Minecraft has a simple concept: mine for resources, then use them to craft whatever you dream of. Since 2009, Minecraft has grown from a simple video game concept into a lasting cultural phenomenon. However, despite its simple objective, Minecraft supports a wide range of player interests with its unique game…
Book Review: The Mountain Is You
By Brianna Wiest 5 Stars The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest is a self-help book that deals with self-sabotage and the pathway to self-mastery. The book revolves around the idea that we are the only ones standing in the way of our own success, we are our only limit and the trajectory of our life is…
Book Review: The Inheritance Games
By Jennifer Lynn Barnes 5 Stars The Inheritance Games is a fast-paced mystery novel that hooks you from the very start. This novel starts with Avery Grambs, an ordinary high schooler that struggled financially. From her mother passing away and having an absent father, Avery lived with her older sister Libby in their car. However…
Movie Review: Little Shop of Horrors
Directed by Frank Oz 4 Stars 1986's musical, Little Shop of Horrors, follows flower shop assistant Seymour Krelborn and co-worker Audrey. During a total eclipse, Seymour stumbles upon an unusual plant that he later names Audrey II, which will only eat human flesh and blood. Seymour places the plant in the main window, which attracts much more business…
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