Well, Germies, we’ve made it into a new year yet again, and we get to talk about one of our collective favorite things: Books! Last …
How to Read in a Foreign Language
Have you ever tried to read something in a foreign language? A short story, a book, or maybe an article? If yes, you will know …
B-Fest: Where Booklovers Unite
B-Fest took place on June 10–12 and was Barnes and Noble’s first teenage book event nationwide. This book festival included writing workshops, author appearances, giveaways, …
Summer Days and Summer Nights: A Summertime Reading Experience
Summer is a time for sunshine and beaches, ice cream and relaxation. School is out, and whether you are headed to camp, have a job …
Midweek Hype: Summer Reading
Germies, I hope your summer is going fantastically well. I hope you’ve had late nights, late rises, and caught up on that missing sleep and …
Reading by Anisha Drall
Many people have often asked me why I read and it is because of the feeling; this feeling. This feeling of being lost in a …
Review: Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow
Everyone has something to hide, but some secrets cannot be hidden. Kathleen Glasgow’s debut novel, Girl in Pieces, revolves around the struggles of Charlie Davis, a …
Audiobook Review: Beauty Queens by Libba Bray
Oh boy, have I got an audiobook recommendation for you! Beauty Queens, written and narrated by Libba Bray, is a hilarious concoction of feminism, anti-consumerism, …
Review: 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl by Mona Awad
Don’t let the title 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl scare you. Mona Awad’s debut novel is wonderfully nuanced, examining both our weight-obsessed culture and …