By Ally BolenderAssistant Web Content Manager While staying safe indoors, I made a pact to myself to read more books. If you’re like me, you’ll pick up a book, read it non-stop until you’re finished, then neglect to start another book for weeks-- maybe months. This is a common obstacle I faced during the school year, but now that it’s socially encouraged to stay inside, I’ve been needing new ways […]
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor I feel confident that you all read my last article, picked up a copy of either “Firefly Lane” or “When Breath Becomes Air” and read late into the night, neglecting any and all responsibilities until you reached the bittersweet end. Yes, I do live in a fantasy world where the whole world and my boyfriend have read a “chapter book” more recently than third grade. […]
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor I know that it can be hard to stay interested in classic novels due to their elevated language or outdated scenarios, so I am introducing some of my favorite page-turners that are relatively easy to follow and relate to. I think having a few staple novels under your belt makes for a better reader in the long run. Classics novels serve as a foundation for […]
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