Spooky season is my favorite season. I love the changing of the leaves, the blustery afternoons, and even the cozy feeling I get when it gets darker just a bit earlier. Curling up with a spooky read makes this time
It’s that time of year again when reading a frightening book feels especially right, sitting snuggled under blankets beside my spooky Halloween decor. Glittery orange and black spiders crawl across my fireplace mantel and a jagged tooth jack-o-lantern is lit
Laura’s world is at a crossroads. As a wielder of the mystical arts in the 1930s, Laura believes that the nation’s future still lies in mystical arts, not the new trade of industry and technology referred to as Mechomancy. Many
Did Alicia Berenson really kill her husband, especially when they seemed to have such a perfect life? That’s the question that pervades throughout Alex Michaelides’ debut novel The Silent Patient, which came out in February 2019. Since then, the book
Adam is struggling to find his next paid project while living with his family in Doha, oceans away from his love. Zayneb is bustling away in Chicago as she tries to focus on law school and her unconventional living situation,
World Teachers’ Day is celebrated each year to honor the commitment that teachers make to helping their students learn. Teachers don’t just teach their subjects – they also teach their students numerous life skills like time management, problem-solving, and conflict
I can’t believe it’s already spooky season! I’m not a massive fan of Halloween itself, but I do have an appreciation for the artistry and mystery of the season. As soon as October 1st rolls around, I always feel like
In April 2013, Phyllis Webstad shared her orange shirt story for the very first time. Webstad, a third-generation residential school survivor from Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation, spoke at a media event organized by the St. Joseph’s Mission Residential School Commemoration
When we last see Kaz Brekker and his crew in Six Of Crows, they had completed one of the biggest and most dangerous heists in Ketterdam history: the kidnapping of Kuwei Yul-Bo. He is the only person alive who knows
Emily Henry delivers a fun story that twists the bounds on a conventional romance story with a cutthroat heroine known as Nora Stephens. Nora Stephens is known as a fierce literary agent on the streets of New York. Writers everywhere