Recently, I went to the theatre with my friend to watch Night Nurse. We have a specific routine we follow every time we see a movie together: getting there extra
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Young adult (YA) fiction has a history of innovation, from when librarian Margaret Scoggin renamed her library journal column to Books for Young Adults in 1944 to when S. E.
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Growing up, I only watched Bollywood movies. Part of this is because my parents wanted to make sure I could speak and understand Hindi, and partly because my grandparents—who lived
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As college starts once again for us at Pine Reads Review, the discussion of college majors and plans after graduation has also reentered the sphere of discussion on campus. For
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Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2020, 675 pages About the Author: “Best known for her Twilight series, Stephenie Meyer’s four-book collection has sold over
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Potential spoilers ahead for The Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyer! As mentioned in my previous post, “Throwback Thursday Review | Revisiting Twilight & New Moon: A Love/Hate Relationship”, Stephenie Meyer’s
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