Book Reviews

The key to a good read is finding a book that challenges the reader's morality and affects how they see the world.

Written to give readers a chance to walk alongside the characters and their experiences, The Women of Brewster Place constantly reminds people of the world’s issues from then and now.

Everything from old video games like Pac-Man and Adventure to socially awkward teenagers finds its way into Cline's novel.

The Devil in the White City is an incredible book full of wonders, crime, and the latest innovations that were displayed at the Chicago World Fair of 1893.

The Road by Cormac McCarthy is a novel containing the dangers and thrills of a world after the apocalypse.

From reckless childhoods to severe family issues, The Glass Castle is an emotional roller coaster of a book for those who are interested in adventure and also for those who enjoy reading about the dynamics of family relationships.

From terror to compassion this non-stop mysterious book will have a reader on the edge of their seat dying to read more.

As the pages turn, Holden Caufield, recently kicked out of school, finds himself exploring the New York nightlife that most teenagers of the 1950s would kill for, yet he still can't find himself having fun, or enjoying life, at all.

A mystery and a thriller the book keeps the reader turning the page and wondering what happened to Lydia and why she went out to the lake.

One thing that Sterling High wasn't expecting was that in nineteen minutes multiple classmates and teachers would be murdered by fellow students.