My 5th Grade Teacher Set One Reading Rule & Forever Changed My Reading Life
Fifth grade was and remains one of the most memorable school years of my life. I was in one of those experimental classrooms, wherein both the...
Fifth grade was and remains one of the most memorable school years of my life. I was in one of those experimental classrooms, wherein both the...
It’s wild to think that in just about a month, universities will be reopening and students will be heading back to campus, be it online or...
Growing up never seeing yourself represented on book covers is that something you can’t really understand unless you’ve experienced it. That feels like a self-explanatory statement...
Flights can be a dreary business, especially in the age of double masks and face shields. Not to mention the endless waiting game you need to...
Welcome to the world of paratextual analysis. Paratext is a concept thrown around in English class that sounds fancier than it is. With books, you have...
Ah, summer. Time for beach vacations, pool parties, sleeping in, and summer reading. As an adult, that often means we pick up our so-called “guilty pleasure”...
I have been living abroad for almost ten years. When I first moved to Belgium back in 2011, I was eager to start learning Dutch (or,...
Graphic novels are a great way to engage reluctant readers, aid those with learning disabilities and dyslexia, and to supplement the original text. I love Madeleine...
For the podcast I co-host over at Read or Dead, we often scour the internet for adaptation news. Week after week we see mysteries and thrillers...
Reese Witherspoon’s June Book Club pick and one of summer’s Most Anticipated Books (Oprah Daily, Good Housekeeping, Travel + Leisure, Bustle, Essence and more)! Seven days...