The Reviews 

Why didn’t any of the girls get their periods in The Hunger Games? If this question ever crossed your mind, or you aren’t a fan of how...

The moment I began to define myself as a feminist was after attending the 2017 women’s march. I had been interested in feminist ideas...

Hilarious, reflective, and authentic, New York Times bestselling author Phoebe Robinson’s Please Don't Sit on My Bed in Your Outside...

Set in a rural Swedish town, Tove Alsterdal’s We Know You Remember, like any good mystery, wastes no time introducing its first victims....

Trigger Warnings: parental figure/guardian abuse, confinement, period-typical racism. Review contains minor spoilers. Shaun David...

Last Monday, I sat down to read, expecting to feel that all too familiar feeling of reading a cheesy young adult love story and falling...

I made two mistakes before beginning my reading of Troy Jollimore’s collection of poems Earthly Delights. The first was my aim to read it...

A mother gleams in happiness as her child babbles "ma-ma" for the first time. A father prides in his child when he finally learns how to...

If you pick up The Actual Star, open it to the middle, and read it for 10 minutes, you might not realize that the storyline and character...

T.J. Klune, the author of The House on the Cerulean Sea, once again outdoes himself with his latest published work, titled The Whispering...

EMPTINESS takes form in the absence of a father, taken away by a tragic accident, leaving an irreversible gap in the life of Benny Oh,...

The Necklace by Matt Witten follows the journey of Susan Lentigo, the mother of a young girl named Amy who was killed and raped. Twenty...

Amor Towles’ captivating literary arc has taken him from the era of 1930s flappers and speakeasies to the political turmoil of early...

Ali Hazelwood’s debut book, The Love Hypothesis, has pretty much taken the romance world by storm. Although it might not have racked up a...

Beautiful Word, Where Are You is the third novel from 30 year old Irish author, Sally Rooney, that has seemingly placed an entire...

Life moves in a fluid motion. We constantly march forward, leaving memories, people, and who we once were to the past, sometimes never to...

I was the girl reading Bronte in the fifth grade, crying over Dickens in middle school, and ranting passionately about Homer in high...