Books
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Review: ‘Lord of Shadows’ Dives Deeper into the Shadowhunter World
Edna Lopez-Rodriguez ‘20/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Cassandra Clare continues the The Shadowhunter Chronicles with the second installment of The…
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Review: Into the Water
Anahita Padmanabhan ‘18/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Earlier this month Paula Hankins, author of the New York Times Bestselling novel, The…
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Review: Always and Forever, Lara Jean is Bittersweet
Edna Lopez-Rodriguez ‘20/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Jenny Han started Lara Jean’s story back in 2014 with To All the…
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The Power of Reading Challenges
Shadin Al-Dossari ‘18/ Emertainment Monthly Assistant Editor For any reader, even those who read a couple of books a year,…
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A Quick List for Quick Reads Summer Break
Emelie Mano ’17/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Annihilation, by Jeff VanderMeer: The first novel in this suspenseful series by Jeff…
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Fresh Springtime Reads for New Beginnings
It is that time of the year for flowers to bloom, birds to sing, and windows to open and let…
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Political Poetry: A Starting Point
In American counterculture discussion flourished, laying the groundwork for the political poetry written today.
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Review: Unfiltered: No Shame, No Regrets, Just Me
Fans of Lily Collins probably know her as an actress or as musician Phil Collins’ daughter. More recently, however, she…
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Celebrate National Poetry Month With These Poetry Books
It’s National Poetry Month! To help celebrate the 21st anniversary commemorating an entire style of literature here are some poetry…
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Books to Read for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Anahita Padmanabhan ‘18/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This topic is one that has been considered taboo…
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