On March 2nd of every year, readers across the globe celebrate reading in all its forms. National Read Across America Day was established by the National Education Association (NEA) to instill the love of reading in children's hearts and minds.
Ramon has achieved his dreams, an Ivy-League education, a fast-food empire and a life full of grandeur. The only thing that eludes him has been love, but in all fairness, he doesn’t have time for matters of the heart. Until
Ellice Littlejohn has risen from nothing to be something: A well-paid corporate attorney with great friends and a secret-lover who is rich, charming and her white boss. Everything changes on a cold January morning when Ellice arrives early to work and
True crime aficionado Stevie Bell is back in her hometown after solving one of the biggest murder cases at her elite boarding school, Ellingham Academy. Being at home for the summer means having a boring job, so when she gets
February 14th is reserved for candy hearts, dark chocolate, a dozen red roses, and declarations of love. However, for this roundup, I gathered together a hearty list of reads more satisfying than candy and flowers. From memoirs about marriage and
Valentine’s Day can be a really hit-or-miss day for people. If you have someone to share it with, it can be fun and exciting. If you don’t, then not so much. Working at a high school, I see teens with
It's been nearly two years since the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared a pandemic. Since then, we’ve all had to navigate various waves and lockdowns and masks and vaccine rollouts. One thing has remained consistent, though: wondering when we’re
Hannah Wells has been doing just fine at her quaint Massachusetts College. She has a great roommate, she’s as smart as a whip, and she’s a phenomenal singer. However, when it comes to the spicy romance in her life, Hannah
A terrorist attack in Washington D.C. shakes the nation, its ripple effects felt all over the country. The attacker is assumed to be Muslim, which results in the growth of Islamophobia. Sabriya takes comfort writing in her private blog, “You
The year has come to an end, and what a year 2021 has been! While the pandemic is definitely challenging for all of us, one good thing to come of it is more indoor time which also means more reading!