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2018 Reading Challenge
Happy New Year, Germies, and welcome to our 3rd annual reading challenge!
The past two years I've given you checklists to complete over the course...
Review: The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur
To call The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur a masterpiece would be an understatement. In her beautiful second poetry anthology, the talented...
We Can’t Be Friends: Real, Authentic, and Completely Absorbing
Cyndy just escaped the clutches of Straight Inc., an organization claiming to help teenage addicts recover while secretly brainwashing and abusing them. But now...
An Enchantment of Ravens: YA Fantasy at Its Best
Art, fair folk, fantastical creatures, abrupt princes, and wild adventures in the woods all make up An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson. This...
Review: Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
I am Harlee Meydrech, and I have generalized anxiety disorder, also known as GAD. Anxiety is the most common mental illness in the United...
Author Calla Devlin on the Importance of Journalism
I never wanted to be a novelist.
When I was in high school, I saw Missing, a movie about an American journalist named Charles Horman. In...
Killer Storm: A Fun Ride but Little Substance
In Matt Dickinson’s latest release, Killer Storm, thrill seeker Ryan Hart goes on one of his greatest adventures yet. Dickinson continues his Everest Files...
TEEN READ WEEK: Author Amy S. Foster: We Need to Do Better with the Female Warrior Archetype
Earlier this year, I sat in a darkened theater, on the edge of a plush theater seat, my hand clutching at my heart as...
A Map for Wrecked Girls: Escape Is Unlikely, Death Is Probable
First there were four, and now there are three. Three teenagers, Emma, Henri, and Alex, are all stranded on a deserted island that has...
Author Kes Trester: Sitting at the Cool Kids’ Table
We all experience feelings of not belonging, of thinking we’re the only one standing alone at a party when everyone else is having a...
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