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Review: ‘They Both Die at the End’ was not worth the hype
Young adult novel “They Both Die at the End” was popularized on “BookTok” but is full of plot holes and forgettable.
Review: ‘The Shallows’: The internet is the addiction of our times
Is the internet really altering the way our brains work? According to Nicholas Carr, yes. "The Shallows" opened my eyes to the price we are paying to enjoy the benefits of the internet. Some moments I was completely fascinated, and others I was disturbed. In the...
Review: ‘Crying in H Mart’ is a must read for all Korean Americans
When I first picked up Michelle Zauner’s debut book and memoir "Crying in H Mart," I was only intrigued by the familiar name of the local Korean market 10 minutes away from my house. But flipping through its pages was no different from flipping through an old photo...
Review: ‘Vicious’ is as ambitious as it is absorbing
There is something about V.E. Schwab's "Vicious" that strikes as both mysteriously fascinating as well as terrifying. Sypnosis Vicious is a masterful novel beautifully crafted by the magician herself, V.E. Schwab, and describes a tale of betrayal, ambition, morals,...
Review: ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’ is a riveting tale of love and the price of fame
Looking to read a book that will fill you with pain and insight into famous life? Read "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and you won't be dissatisfied. In this historical fiction novel, successful Hollywood actress Evelyn Hugo is ready to...
Readers for Reform Podcast: Episode 1
The phrase "We the People" was written to represent that all people were entitled to natural rights, protection and equality under the Constitution. However, reality contests with the ideals imbued in the Constitution. In this podcast series, I'll be examining and...
Review: Why ‘The Betrothed’ by Kiera Cass was a major letdown
Author’s note: This review contains spoilers. Quarantine has given me all the time to read. In fact, I feel like I am in middle school again, reading young adult, coming-of-age novels with a tinge of romance, comedy and ideas that could never happen in real life. One...
Review: ‘The Hate U Give’ is an eyeopening cry against police brutality
Sometimes the importance of issues discussed in modern-day books, film, art and other media goes unnoticed until they become relevant to society. "The Hate U Give" is an American drama film from 2018 based on the novel by Angie Thomas of the same title. It has...
Review: ‘Six of Crows’ is a thrilling fantasy heist
It’s difficult to read “Six of Crows” without thinking of the movies — bated breath in the darkness, the rush of your heartbeat thudding in your ears, the comical wide eyes as the protagonist shimmies down a vault with a stolen crown of glittering rubies, narrowly...