In the spirit of Book Week, let’s pay tribute to high school lit teachers everywhere by summarizing our lessons from literature!
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TNGG’s Book Week
There needs to be a balance between the utility of digital and the romance of print, and this generation understands this concept.
Harry Potter’s Literacy Legacy
Even as the HP film franchise comes to a close, the bright imaginations of young readers have no end. Hollywood, however, may monopolize magic.
Looking for a Summer Book? Try a Horror Classic
Here are some of the best Horror Classics to start your reading habit.
Childhood Authors FTW
Now that I’m out of college, reading for fun is taking its place once again in my daily arsenal, and I love reminiscing on our generation’s favorite childhood authors.
Young Adult Fiction too Dark? Or too Real?
WSJ’s Meghan Cox Gurdon makes no secret that she believes young adult books shouldn’t be as dark as some are getting. But she misses the counterpoint.
Book Review: ‘Outwitting the Devil’, after over 70 years
Napolean Hill, a 1930s author, shares opinions on education, finance, health, alcohol, sex and drugs in a book that has gone unpublished until now, some 70 years after its writing.
Self-Publish Your First Book
If you’re ready to take the plunge and (attempt to) become a famous author, gather up your manuscript pages and get to work with these tips for self-publishing your first book.
Media Crossovers: Stick to What You Know?
Plenty of writers, producers and artists are still putting a new spin on old media faves, for better or worse.
Advice From the Rich & Famous
A step up from fragrances and fashion lines by the starlets of yesteryear, some big names are creating their own products and websites just to help out us little people. Do we care?
