6 Ways “Arc of a Scythe” Will End Your Reading Slump

Reading Time: 7 minutes Late to the game as always, I’ve come to rave and rage about a trilogy. While it is set in the future, Neal Shusterman’s Arc of a Scythe series is a shoo-in for a wonderful point of reentry for Hunger Games and Twilight fans. If you haven’t read a story that …

The Olympic Book Tag

Reading Time: 2 minutes   ★QUESTIONS:Question #1: The Opening Ceremony: What book did you think had an incredible opening? I’ll Give You the Sun Question #2: The Games: What is your favorite fictional competition? The photography competition in Hold Still. Question #3: The Original: The modern games are based on the original Greek competition. What is your favorite …

BR: Simon Vs. The Homo Sapiens’ Agenda

Reading Time: 2 minutes Being stuck and sad makes reading, sleeping, eating, drinking, praying difficult. Everything is hard then. BUT, every once in a while, you get a ray of light out of nowhere. This ray for me was in Simon and Blue’s relationship. I have to admit that it took me a while …

BT: The Severus Snape Book Tag

Reading Time: 2 minutes While Snape is a fascinating character, he’s by no means my favorite out of the Harry Potter gang. He’s up there, though.  Anyway, here are the questions! Questions // 1. Severus Snape is always dressed in black. Which book with a black cover is your favorite? Looking for Alaska. John …

To Book Characters: Haven’t Met You Yet

Reading Time: 4 minutes Today, a box of books appeared on our front step, which is probably the most exciting thing to happen to me (yet, anyway). I love reading because I get to meet different people and worlds, wrapped in beautiful words like truffles melting on my tongue. Never does it get old …

Mental Illness in the Hunger Games

Reading Time: 2 minutes I didn’t realize the connection I had with Katniss and Peeta as they experienced grief outside of the arena and after the war. It has taken me a while to understand how PTSD works, how anxiety and depression truly function. But, now, I feel a closer tie to these characters. …

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