It's that time of year again again! My annual birthday post (just for funsies) and the day before the first day of Spring, which means I'm taking my annual spring hiatus. I'm scheduling this post in advance because by the time you read it I will be in California living my best life. I will... Continue Reading →
*spoilers ahead* Synopsis Sixteen-year-old Bri is the daughter of underground rap legend, Lawless. She dreams of making it big as a rapper one day, not just because she knows it's her calling but because she knows it could get herself and her family out of Garden Heights. After an incident at her school, she writes... Continue Reading →
What do we love more than books? Miniature books! I saw this in the New York Times last week and I couldn't help but share. There are 950 mini volumes on display right now at the Grolier Club in New York City. Most of the books are one to three inches high, and can be... Continue Reading →
Synopsis In Firebird, ballerina Misty Copeland shows a young girl how to dance like the firebird. Copeland, who is an American Ballet Theatre soloist, writes to a young dance with fragile confidence. She encourages the young girl that through hard work and determination, she too can reach the same highs Copeland has in her career.... Continue Reading →
Synopsis Seventeen-year-old Mei has just started at MIT as a premed student. Her Taiwanese parents have pressured her all her life to do well in school so that she can become a doctor one day, but weeks into her first semester Mei decides it's not what she wants. She hates studying biology, is terrified of... Continue Reading →
The Flute Player is a retelling of an Apache folktale. As the story goes, a young boy and girl met at a social dance and instantly knew that they liked each other. The boy told the girl he played the flute and that she might hear him sometime. Whenever they were separated between the fields, he... Continue Reading →
*spoilers ahead* Synopsis In I've Got My Eyes On You by Mary Higgins Clark, a teenage girl is murdered and two innocent people are being blamed for her death. The story opens with Jamie, an intellectually disabled young man, peering out his window and observing his neighbor, Kerry Dowling. He goes outside to join her... Continue Reading →
It's officially the best month of the year! Here's my March TBR lineup (for now)... To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh Evidence by Mary Oliver American Panda by Gloria Chao On the Come Up by Angie Thomas The Thousandth Floor by Katherine... Continue Reading →
Hello all! Can you believe it's finally the end of the month? I don't know about you but I'm feeling twenty-two February was not a good month. Maybe it was the fact the we had such horrible weather for days on end or that I was sick towards the end of the month which was... Continue Reading →
