directed by Adrian Molina and Lee Unkrich 5 Stars As your typical teen who occasionally overthinks about life's ideals and how one, like myself, communicates these types of thoughts via any kind of art that tells a story. So as a person that really puts her soul into a movie she watches, I have to…
Book Review: Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating
by Adiba Jaigirdar 4.25 Stars Do you enjoy reading books that feel like warm hugs, with sapphic romance, and diverse characters (Muslim MC, Bengali MC’s, Queer MC’s), includes the fake-dating trope (where two characters pretend to date for whatever reason and end up actually falling in love), and with realistic happily-ever-afters? If you answered yes…
Book Review: They Both Die at the End
by Adam Silvera 4 Stars Mateo Torrez and Rufus Emeterio are two teenage boys who discover they only have one day left to live. On September 5 at midnight both Mateo and Rufus receive a call from Death-Cast, a company that is able to predict the deaths of individuals. The boys learn that they are…
Book Review: We Were Liars
by E. Lockhart 1 Star We Were Liars is a novel by E. Lockhart. I was in the market for an interesting “mystery” type novel, and I had seen this book praised in social media for the longest time. I finally gave in and decided to read the book. I was not impressed. We We’re…
Book Review: The Ivies
by Alexa Donne 4.5 Stars The Ivies rule the school at Claflin Academy. They're a group of girls who would stop at nothing to ensure their spots in an Ivy League school. The five girls have been sabotaging the other students throughout their four high school years to ensure that they will always stay on…
Movie Review: Soul
directed by Pete Docter and Kemp Powers 5 Stars Joe Gardner is a middle school band teacher whose life hasn’t gone exactly how he expected. He feels unfulfilled at his current job, and he knows that with his excellent piano skills, his true passion is jazz. One of his former students informs Joe of an…
Book Review: One of the Good Ones
by Maika & Maritza Moulite 4 Stars The young adult fiction, One Of The Good Ones, written by Maika Moulite & Maritza Moulite, was a depressing but yet a remarkable book. It tells the story of an activist teen, Kezi, who unfortunately dies in police custody after attending a protest. As Kezi's family deals with…
Movie Review: Sing
directed by Garth Jennings Sing is not the first movie to incorporate the talent-show concept into its story, but it is unquestionably the most successful. While not especially unique, this zany escapade centered on a theatre-owning koala with great ambitions has enough charm and enough variety in the song choices to avoid alienating older audience…
Book Review: I’m Afraid of Men
by Vivek Shraya 5 Stars I’m absolutely not someone who generally reads non-fiction and enjoys it — and honestly, who can blame me when fiction is so much more entertaining than reality? — but if you do not read (or place a hold on) this amazing non-fiction book you are transphobic, misogynistic and racist. I…
Book Review: One of Us Is Next
by Karen McManus 4 Stars One of Us is Next is the sequel to One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus. I was doubtful that the sequel would be as good as the first book, as generally speaking sequels are often a little disappointing. I’m happy to report that it is definitely not the…
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