One of my favorite things about reading is noticing the little storytelling patterns that show up again and again. Not the huge, obvious tropes everyone talks about, but the smaller
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As 2025 comes to a close, I’ve started thinking more about what I want to include in my book journal for 2026. For the past two years, I’ve kept a
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While rewatching Dawson’s Creek recently, I’ve given a lot of thought to the love triangle between Dawson, Joey, and Pacey. Specifically, what the dynamic between Joey and Pacey meant for
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Like most people, I often grow tired of the typical YA protagonist. They may constantly do the right thing and save the world, but that still isn’t always enough to
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I recently watched The Hunger Games, and while I’m admittedly late to the party, I was completely enthralled. The films reignited something in me—a fascination with dystopia and its power
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Recently one of our wonderful PineReads writers, Sam Yanis, wrote a beautiful blog illustrating the power and art of rereading books (check it out here). While I read through that,
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