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Morte d’Arthur – A question of sources
Le Morte d'Arthur (or Le Morte Darthur, as originally spelled), is Sir Thomas Malory's series of reinvented tales about King Arthur and his knights...
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It's a fair question, and one that you may have thought about a great deal. Do girls read more?
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The Fault in Our Stars is arguably one of the most popular books right now. It's been read (and enjoyed by readers of all...
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Daylight Saving Time is supposed to be a good thing, right?
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The recent launch of the Hulu Handmaid's Tale mini-series has drawn us back to the trappings of Margaret Atwood's dystopian science fiction novel, but...
The Second Day – Christmas
December 2nd. It's the second day of December. By now, it's becoming clear that Christmas is in full swing. Yes, the Christmas gifts and...
Burn, Burn Away – Fahrenheit 451, Censorship … The Media Storm
This year has, in many ways, been a page out of a science fiction novel -- with fires, hurricanes, and other battles that took place in...
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Why I Love (and Hate) Audiobooks
I still remember when my dad read to us. I don't remember how young I was when I first heard a book read--it always...
Who is Anna Karenina – Controversial Heroine?
Like so many famous writers, Leo Tolstoy used the real-life experience in his infamous novel, Anna Karenina. Tolstoy arrived at the train station, only...
The Grand Experiment
"Wake up, mommy," e said. "It's a summer day!"
He said it with such joy, and added: "It's beautiful, mommy."
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Divergent Paths: ‘Of Mice or Men’
Of Mice and Men is a novel, first published in 1937, by John Steinbeck. Told in the third-person omniscient point-of-view, this classic work follows...
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