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 […]
Reviewed by Peyton Tastet The appeal of most murder mysteries is the fascination of the newly committed murder. The reader enjoys working alongside the sleuth to interpret newly-found clues and suspects. However, Agatha Christie’s Five […]
Reviewed by Isaac Moore T.R. The Last Romantic by H.W. Brands regales the tale of former president Theodore, or Teddy—as he was popularly known, Roosevelt. Chronicling former President Roosevelt’s life story from womb to tomb1858-1919. […]
Reviewed by Caroline Genius There’s no such thing as a happy ending –at least not for Stephen King. In the dramatic story Sleeping Beauties, reminiscent of the tale of Sleeping Beauty, an illness has rendered […]
Reviewed by Lucy Barre’ Spilling your darkest secrets for a cold examination by someone else takes a lot of courage. Unfortunately, the choice to divulge is not black and white, and cover-ups can bury the […]
Reviewed by Lauren Watson This Is Where It Ends by Marieke Nijkamp is strikingly relevant and incredibly touching, showing several perspectives of a day gone horribly wrong and something that could happen to any one […]
Reviewed by Paul Phelan The Count of Monte Cristo is an epic tale of love and revenge by the world renowned author Alexandre Dumas. The background for this grand story is the landscape of Napoleonic […]
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