Vivid Imagery and Dark Themes Ahead An author’s first work is a big deal. It’s their introduction to the world, but it’s also a deeply personal creative endeavor that lays bare their inner musings—how they… Read More »Exploring ‘Why Did God Make the Tree?’
The Girl Who Would Lead Her People When The Whale Rider first appeared as a novel in 1987, Witi Ihimaera was writing against silence. He gave his daughters and a generation of Māori youth a… Read More »‘Whale Rider’: A Female Perspective
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ is the newest addition to the Hunger Games universe. This book is the most anticipated novel about the games that Haymitch Abernathy participated in.
A Submerged Thriller Daniel Kraus wrote the story Whalefall. It explores the topics of grief and resolution, which bring about the setting of conflict between a person and the natural world. The basic idea behind… Read More »‘Whalefall’ (2023): A Novel Review
Jordon Greene’s ‘Every Word You Never Said’ Deserves the Big Screen With many book-to-film adaptations out there, choosing which ones to adapt can take time. Success, popularity, or the author’s appeal often play a role,… Read More »Why ‘Every Word You Never Said’ Should be Adapted into Film
It is fair to say that Henry Selick’s film captures the eerie atmosphere of Neil Gaiman’s novel, ‘Coraline.’ But how much of the movie is accurate to the book? Here are the most chilling differences between the two.
Everything to know about Emily Henry’s book to screen adaptions.
Book-to-screen adaptations can be hit or miss with viewers. How will this year’s back-to-back releases fare?
The ninja turtles are split up, and Raphael is stuck in prison in IDW Comic’s relaunch of TMNT.
Though not as focused on suspense and mystery as readers might expect, Laura Lippman’s ‘Lady in the Lake’ still effectively transports readers back to 1960’s Baltimore.
