If you have perused my blog, you’ll notice that I mostly read, analyze, and review young adult literature. This post reflects on young adult literature
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When I was in high school, I read Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”. The play chronicles the path of destruction set by a group of teens.
This post is a celebration of my favorite reads of 2023. Here are
An Introduction Far from falling for the middle-book-slump, Patrick Ness’s The Ask and the Answer carries the Chaos Walking series into a more serious political
This is an analysis of Anna-Marie McLemore’s Dark and Deepest Red. It connects the novel to the Red Shoes fairytale and explores the story’s connection to agency as a theme.
What is a Mood Reader? Mood Reading Step 1: Remove Numbers from Your Reading Other stories I have had to read in small chunks for
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How Sam and Tessa’s Connection Binds Happily Ever Afters Story Sam’s Creativity as a Thoughtful Foil To Tessa’s Writer’s Block Tessa and Her Mother Duo
Witch Stories: An Introduction Witches and Societal Anxiety Around Women The Crucible Evoking Witchcraft as a Tool of Social Expulsion Witch Figures As Different Stages
The Show’s Premise The Show’s Controversy All the Ways Literary Buffs Would Delight in Lucifer How Warping Social Norms on Lucifer Will Thrill Fans of