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Books
Review: 'To Kill a Kingdom' is a Magical Debut
Alexandra Christo presents a strong first novel as her story entraps readers with To Kill a Kingdom. Read our review…
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Review: ‘To Kill a Kingdom’ is a Magical Debut
Alexandra Christo presents a strong first novel as her story entraps readers with To Kill a Kingdom. Read our review…
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Review: 'Chappaquiddick' Resonates with Today with its Political Message
In 2018, trust in elected officials is seemingly at a low point. Regardless of one’s political affiliations, the notion that…
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World Autism Awareness Day Spotlight: Ty Blackthorn
Today is World Autism Awareness Day. Cassandra Clare has taken note of this issue and created a character named Ty…
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Why Isn’t Genre Fiction Taken Seriously?
There is a certain flavor of snobbery within the literary world regarding genre fiction. Find out why this is the…
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Review: Pop Culture Filled 'Ready Player One' Innovates and Exudes Action
What if the quest for Willy Wonka’s golden ticket was life-threatening and took place in a video game? Steven Spielberg’s…
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Review: 'Isle of Dogs' Excels with Anderson's Unique Style
When it was announced that Wes Anderson’s new film was a stop-motion animated film about dogs in a dystopian version…
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Friday Night at Boston Underground
The Boston Underground Film Festival is in its 20th year of delivering weird, twisted cinema to the Brattle Theater, and…
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Classics That Are More Than School Reads
Schools love to assign books that are considered classics. Yet some are more than boring homework. Here’s some worth checking…
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The Book Behind the Film: “Love, Simon”
Before Simon captured our hearts on the big screen, he hit the bookshelves with Becky Albertalli’s Simon vs. the Homo…
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