By Andrew Clements 3 Stars The Friendship War is a middle-grade novel by Andrew Clements that presents a picture of peer pressure, individuality, and the changing nature of friendships among sixth graders. Grace is a thoughtful young girl who visits her grandfather's mill and finds a huge collection of buttons, and takes it to school—a trend that sets off a…
Book Review: Sakamoto Days Vol. 1
By Yuto Suzuki 4 stars Sakamoto Days, an extremely comical take on the spy/assassin genre written by Yuto Suzuki and illustrated by Yuto Suzuki. A story about the world's most feared hitman Taro Sakamoto that retired to have a simple normal family life. Throughout the story Yuto often finds himself in dangerous situations despite trying…
Book Review: The Strangers
By Margaret Peterson Haddix 4 Stars The book Greystone Secrets: The Strangers is a mix of a mystery and a fantasy novel that tells the story of 3 siblings: Chess, Emma, and Finn. The three one day find out that kids with their exact names and birthdays have been kidnapped in another world. Suddenly, the siblings find…
Book Review: Wildfire
By Hannah Grace 5 Stars Wildfire by Hannah Grace is an intense and emotional romance that hits close to home. The story follows Aurora, who’s got a lot of baggage from her past, and Weston, the small-town guy who’s totally not what she expected. They meet at a summer camp, and things get complicated fast…
Video Game Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Created by Activision 5 Stars Modern Warfare 2 is one of the most exciting and fun first-person shooter games I've ever played. Jumping into a match gets your nerves pumping with fast-paced action, stunning graphics, and smooth gameplay. I really enjoy it because it balances the realism of the game and the fun perfectly. The…
Book Review: Dragon Ops
By Mari Mancusi 3 stars The book Dragon Ops is a sci-fi adventure about two siblings, Lan and Lilli, who get pulled into a virtual reality game that has malfunctioned and gone rogue. Gone was the fun game, now replaced by a dangerous adventure to fix a glitchy AI. Dragon traps them inside the game…
Book Review: Haikyu!! Volume 45
By Haruichi Furudate 5 Stars Following the main character, Shoyo Hinata, through his journey to becoming one of the best volleyball players has been one of the most memorable things I constantly think about, even to this day. Not only has Haikyu!! been one of my favourite series; it teaches you the basic techniques, tricks…
Book Review: The Dubious Gift of Dragon Blood
By J. Marshall Freeman 5 Stars The Dubious Gift of Dragon Blood, written by Canadian author J. Marshall Freeman, is an intriguing book centred around Crispin, a high school kid who struggles with identity, from Asian to Scandinavian, and not to mention gay. Then, out of the blue, a messenger from another world tells him that he also…
Book Review: White Fox
By Chen Jiatong 3 stars White Fox is a fantasy novel that tells the story of a young fox named Dilah, who has a dream of becoming a human one day. One day, his parents are killed, and he finds a magical moonstone that could help him become a human. With a map and a…
Video Game Review: NHL 25
Created by Electronic Arts 4 Stars NHL 25 is certainly one of the greatest hockey games of all time that I've ever played, and it's something that I would highly recommend to any sports enthusiast or just video game enthusiast in general. The moment I started it up, improved graphics and silky smooth gameplay were…
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