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Summer Book Recommendations

Summer Book Recommendations

Andrea Valentino, Co News Editor June 21, 2021

This summer you may find yourself with more leisure time than usual, and what better way to use time than with the company of a book! Whether you like fiction novels with relatable characters, a comical...

New YA Books for October

New YA Books for October

Abigail Heller, Reporter October 10, 2018

Broken Things by Lauren Oliver Lauren Oliver, the author of famous book-turned-movie Before I Fall, has come out with another novel this October. The book focuses on teens Mia and Brynn, who are suspected...

Hopefully the Movie Wont Diverge

Hopefully the Movie Won’t Diverge

Samantha Walla, Staff Writer March 31, 2014

Action, romance, and self-discovery converge to make an in-Tris-ting read It’s clear that there is no shortage of dystopian fiction in young adult novels today. Since The Hunger Games exploded a few...

Ostracized

Ostracized

Sydney McCabe, Staff Writer March 8, 2014

Matt Greene’s near constant play on words, coupled with a surprisingly hilarious and unique approach to the woes of life as a teenager in the 21st century, give his first novel Ostrich all the makings...

The cover of the literary classic.

A New Look at an Old Classic: The Catcher in the Rye

Spencer Mullen, Managing Editor December 17, 2013

In 2013, The Catcher in the Rye may seem a little dated. Published over sixty years ago by notorious recluse J.D Salinger, the novel became second to The Bible in the most influential works of literature...

‘The Fault in Our Stars’ by John Green

Kelly Lozo, Staff Writer October 19, 2012

John Green’s New York Times #1 best-selling novel, dubbed by Time Magazine as “damn near perfect,” comments on life through one ailing and insightful Hazel Grace Lancaster; cancer survivor (or...

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