Short Story – Kingfisher
by Katherine Wheeler Jean lifted the cup to her lips and took a sip, clinking her teeth against the bone […]
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Classic VS Retelling
Words by Bonnie Wileman Most of us had our introduction to Greek mythology as kids, whether singing along to Disney’s
Gringa Girl: Author Lauren Dittmer on Her Debut Novel
The story begins at Heathrow Airport. Lily arrives tearful and anxious, doing a bad job at putting on a brave
The 5 Jacqueline Wilson Books that Scarred Us for Life
Hazel Ravu on Cookie When thinking about the long-term ramifications derived from overreading Jacqueline Wilson novels during my adolescence, I
What’s the Big Deal? 5 Classic Novels that Deserve Their Hype
Maya Deane on Lord of the Flies To many students, Golding’s Lord of the Flies was one of those books
Problematic Authors: Should We Separate the Writer from the Writing?
by Alex Daud Briggs. J.K. Rowling has had a few controversies over the years but the latest has plunged her
Review: Midnight Sun
by Kate Waldock I am a Twilight fan. I mean like, next-level Twilight fan. I have all the books, I read the spin-offs
Popular Books We Kinda Hate
Have you ever had that experience of finishing a deeply anticipated read – perhaps it was hyped up on social
Review: Beloved by Toni Morrison
By Sahina Sherchan. “Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another.” This is not an
Self-Publishing 101: Why Is It So Popular and Is It Really a Bad Thing?
Words by Sofia Brizio Self-publishing is the publication of a book by its author without the involvement of a traditional,
Science Fiction ÔÇô More to the Story than You Might Expect
by Daniel Brown. When you hear the words “science fiction,” it is incredibly likely that you will end up thinking
The Rise of the Audiobook
by Katie Waits. Without a doubt, for many of us, literature has been an important part of our lives for
Fictional Worlds That Exist in Real Life
by Shaniece O’Keeffe. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Universal Studios Florida and Hollywood & The making of Harry
Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
by Nicole Rees-Williams. Dust off your mocking-jay pins and practise your whistling, because Suzanne Collins is back with a brand-new
Books Written by BAME Authors
Illustration by Jasmine Snow @jasminesnowartContributions by: Ella Clucas, Kate Waldock, Ellie Hutchins, Ella Lloyd, Annabelle Ingram and Rhian Lock (in
An Essential Black Lives Matter Reading List
Introduction by Jasmine SnowContributions by Ona Ojo, Ella Saoirse Clucas, Manon Jones, Kate Waldock, Ella Rowe-Hall (in order of appearance)Illustration
Did ‘Call Me by Your Name’ need a sequel?
By Sofia Brizio I remember the exact day I started reading Call Me By Your Name, the bestselling novel by
The Scary Reality of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
“One of my rules was that I would not put any events into the book that had not already happened
Review: Papillon
Papillon (1969) Book Review When I first began reading Papillon, I found the memoirs of French Prisoner Henri Charrière too
Book Review: Alice in Wonderland
Alice (The Chronicles of Alice 1) by Christina Henry review Alice, the first in the Chronicles of Alice series by