Is your online identity true to who you really are?
This book captures how to use social media responsibly and tells us how fortunate we are to have it.
Tag: Review
Wonder is a well-put-together novel that is not afraid to discuss bullying
The novel Wonder gives a first person insight into the struggles of living with disability and dealing with teasing and bullying.
And I Darken could be worth a read if you have patience
This YA novel will take you a while to get into, but if you stick around, you will find that it is empowering and covers important themes.
The Hammer of Thor has a fantastic mix of comedy and seriousness
Riordan’s second book of the Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series tries to tell the reader that if you want to change, it is only possible if you believe you can change.
The Homeless Bird gives an intuitive look into the foreign hardships of a young girl
Whelan illuminates the circumstances and struggles of a young girl in a predominantly male-dominated society.
Denton Little’s Deathdate makes you squirm at the edge of your seat
This novel is filled with cringe-worthy moments with a balance of heart-pounding wonder.
The Ship of the Dead is a good addition to Rick Riordan’s Magnus Chase
The third book in the Magnus Chase series offers a light and interesting read for the average reader.
Glamour, wealth and even murder? A new Dynasty adapts to a new era
Can a remake of the popular 1980’s soap opera be equally as good?
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