Greek mythology refers to stories, myths, and legends created by the ancient Greeks about their collection of gods and heroes. These stories also acted as the ancient Greeks’ way of
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If you’ve walked into a TJ Maxx or Marshalls recently, you may have noticed something that wasn’t nearly as common a few years ago: books. Not just cookbooks or journals,
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Now that summer is coming to an end, I’m uncertain how often I’ll have time to read. But I’m feeling a little overenthusiastic and would like to think I won’t
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I’ve adored dragons in media from a young age, whether it’s Toothless in Cressida Cowell’s How to Train Your Dragon book series or Theoradus in Jessica Day George’s Dragon Slippers.
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A book trope is a storytelling device that is recognizable to readers and allows for categorization, familiarity, and acts as a helpful tool for providing book recommendations. There is an
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It’s officially Disability Pride Month! To kick us off, I wanted to highlight five young adult (YA) books that have disabled protagonists. When searching for books, I wanted to find
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