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Book Review: Flipping through pages of Parisian culture, delectables
By: Maria DiCosola Everyone says Parisians are worlds apart from Americans, but no one ever states the reasoning of their argument. However, The Sweet Life in...
Book Review: John Green’s The Fault In Our Stars
John Green has done it again. His most recent book, The Fault in Our Stars – an honest and touching portrayal of two cancer patients who fall in love – certainly...
Book Review: Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan
3 Stars Out of 5 Stars Did you know that Darth Vader’s two wingmen during the climatic scene in Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope are under the callsigns “Mauler”...
Book Review: Jo NesbØ’s The Snowman is smart and terrifying
4.5 Out of 5 Stars Over the last decade, Norway-native Jo NesbØ has taken the literary world by storm. With eight internationally acclaimed novels translated into...
Book Review: Snooki’s A Shore Thing
In the vast world of reality television, no individual has accrued as much infamy as Nicole “Snooki” Polizzo. In the last couple of years, she has captivated...
Book Review: The Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
I picked up Lucy Weston’s The Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer expecting it to follow in the footsteps of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies...
Book Review: The Fall
Since the release of the last novel in the Twilight series, Breaking Dawn, and the enduring fiasco of their movie adaptations, I searched for a mature vampire epic...
Despite good premise, Matched lacks characterization
3/5 Stars Matched, the first book in a new trilogy by Ally(son) Condie, has been taking the literary world by storm. Since its release in November 2010, it has become...