A play-by-play on hockey romances, and why readers “breakaway” to them
Why are hockey books so popular all of a sudden? I have some theories.
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“All For the Game” is just all too good
Centered around a fictional sport and the Japanese mafia, “All For the Game” is an unusually addicting book series.
Book Review: “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”
A poignant, raw story—”The Perks of Being a Wallflower” is must-read for everyone.
Take your emotions on a roller coaster with this exceptional read: “The Glass Castle”
prepare for a heart-touching read by Jeanette Walls.
FVHS English teacher Joseph Barro publishes children’s book ‘The Astronaut’s Whale’
“The Astronaut’s Whale” is a heartwarming tale about what so many of us go through at a point or in multiple sections of our lives: the quest to find where you really belong in the world.
‘Can’t Hurt Me’ is a good start to the new year
The beauty in “Can’t Hurt Me” lies in David Goggins owning his mistakes and telling readers how to build a better foundation for success.
Book Review: “She Said” is a must-read
“She Said,” written by New York Times reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey focuses on the #MeToo movement and investigative journalism.
“The Death Cure” fights its way through theaters
The final installment of The Maze Runner series comes to an end with The Death Cure- but did it do the book justice? WARNING: SPOILERS
Ben Minch writes a top koala-ty book
With free time on his hands and having all the “koalafications”, Benjamin Minch writes a book on his favorite creatures.
‘IT’ revives every ’90s kid’s nightmares
If you’re on the fence about watching Stephen King’s IT, take a look at this in-depth review to see if IT’s the movie for you.