AP Lang Reads: Into The Wild – Jon Krakauer
As I flipped through the pages of Into The Wild, I was swallowed by remarkable questions such as “What does it mean to truly live? Is it found in the comforts of society or in the wild unknown?” Into The Wild was assigned as the first book in my AP Language class. This book challenged me to think about freedom, materialism, non-conformity, privilege, transcendentalism, and the pursuit of purpose in a way I hadn’t considered before. As we dove into McCandless’s story, I couldn’t help but wonder: what would drive someone to abandon everything for a life of solitude? As I swam to the last pages, the book thoughtfully provoked my thinking process and gave me the answers I yearned for.
Bigfoot, Culture, and the Fear of the Unknown.
Bigfoot, Culture, and the Fear of the Unknown.
Humans have all heard of Bigfoot—the man, the myth, the legend. Many believe it represents humanity’s fear of the unknown. Despite years of speculation, Bigfoot remains a mystery and is deeply embedded in our perception of nature. It has persisted across various cultures. For some background, Bigfoot is an urban legend about a large, ape-like creature said to roam remote forests. Cultures worldwide have their versions of this creature: Russia has the Yeti, Canada the Sasquatch, China the Yeren, Japan the Hibagon, India the Mande Barung, Pakistan and Afghanistan share the Baramanou, Australia has the Yowie, Malaysia the Minyak, and South America has the Mapinguari (Radford).
BOOK REVIEW: THE COUPLE IN CABIN 14 – NANCY SAVAGE
Book Review: The Couple In Cabin 14 – Nancy Savage;
Nancy Savage’s debut novel, The Couple In Cabin 14, is a perfect read for someone like me! It is a beautifully brewed concoction of mystery, thriller, suspense, and psychological triggers. It is a riveting novel with a perfect dose of drama. It grabbed my attention and intrigue from the first page, and I hung on until the story ended. I am so grateful to Nancy for sending me an online ARC; I truly loved her thriller novel!
Book Picks for Gilmore Girls Fans – Cozy Reads to Curl Up With
Book Picks for Gilmore Girls Fans – Cozy Reads to Curl Up With:
🍁☁️ It’s officially autumn in my head… which means it’s Gilmore Girls season! I recently started watching this show and am obsessed with it! The coziness, the fall feels, chunky sweaters, cute jeans, and charming characters drew me in, and I don’t want to let go! Here are some book recs for Gilmore Girls fans who enjoy the same vibes in the form of a novel! 📖 📺
BOOK REVIEW: JUST FOR THE SUMMER – ABBY JIMENEZ
Book Review: Just For The Summer – Abby Jimenez
Just For The Summer is the cutest romance novel ever. This is what I have to say for this book, as a big fan of Emily Henry and her writing style, Abby Jimenez’s writing blew me away. Her writing has such eloquence in it and is extremely entertaining. Her characters show such raw emotion in her words and are truly relatable. I know some people find romance novels quirky and cringy, but honeslty Jimenez wrote in such an autentic and real way, that the story didn’t feel fake, I could envision every single page in front of my eyes.
BOOK REVIEW: THE HOUSEMAID – FREIDA McFADDEN
Book Review: The Housemaid – Freida McFadden
All I can say is Oh My God. This book absolutely blew me away. I was in a bit of a reading slump, and this book changed it for me. The Housemaid by Freida McFadden indeed marked my love for thrillers deep in my brain. It was a fantastic book with an even better twist. I say this for most books, but this book is a 5/5 for me. I devoured It in literally under 24 hours, with breaks… obviously; anyway, all I have to say is a chef’s kiss.T
Author Interview: The Literary Spotlight with Author Michelle. M Pillow
Author Interview: The Literary Spotlight with Author Michelle. M Pillow Hold onto your bookmarks, because today we’re diving into the whimsical world of Michelle M. Pillow, a trailblazing New York Times and USA Today bestselling author renowned for her spellbinding…
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