Reviewed by Britney Hatfield Eighteen-year-old Madeline Whittier—born with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)—is forced to live her life in the bubble of her home or face possible death. In Nicola Yoon’s novel Everything, Everything, Madeline stays […]
Reviewed by Tori DeJean Lost Along the Way by Erin Duffy is a women’s fiction novel that follows the memories—and mistakes—of three best friends. Jane, Cara, and Meg have been best friends since childhood. They […]
Reviewed by Gabie deBruler Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter write about the revolutionary process of writing and performing the hit Broadway show Hamilton in Hamilton: The Revolution. Each chapter consists of songs from the show […]
You might think that you have OCD because of certain quirky tendencies. But imagine this: What if you couldn’t turn it off? […]
Reviewed by Brooke Sellers When most people think of a typical fantasy tale, the idea is more associated with a childish aura. Brandon Mull’s world of Fablehaven, however, offers a different take. Many like to […]
Reviewed by Luke Elliott Genetics for Dummies by Tara Robinson was a very educational book. The book has current information, as it is an updated second edition. This book was very informative and explains its […]
Reviewed by Nevaeh Gair Love and lust, adoration and obsession, innocence and guilt. In the racy and highly controversial novel Lolita , such passionate actions are known to have little boundaries when they take over […]
A Hahnville High School teacher earned distinction for winning three awards. […]
Reviewed by Clyde McLaughlin II In the Balance by Harry Turtledove asks the question: What would happen if aliens invaded Earth during the height of World War II? The book explores the idea of what […]
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