Friday, April 19, 2024
‘Tis the season for clay‘s book column tradition! It is my duty to end the year with reviews for my three top reads of the year. It’s hard to believe that this is my second time continuing the tradition, but I’m so glad to have the opportunity to share some […]
This month, I asked TPS students and alumni for oddly specific book requests and then selected several of them to include in the article along with my recommendations. I’ve listed the names of the students before their requests and followed them with the books I’m recommending. You can also post […]
Canadian author L.M. Montgomery is most well-known for charming readers across the globe with her best-selling Anne of Green Gables series and its iconic red-headed protagonist, Anne Shirley. Anne’s uncontrollable imagination, cozy adventures on Prince Edward Island, and dramatic yet poignant way of looking at the world have established her […]
If you’ve ever spent hours at a bookstore or library flipping through pages of books at random, you know how important the opening line is. It has to grab your attention so tightly that you simply can’t put the book down. Authors accomplish this by many means, one of them […]
In the traditional sense, libraries are physical buildings that contain collections of books and never move from the original site of their construction. However, there are also libraries that rest on the back of a donkey or on four wheels or even over an endless ocean. They’re constantly moving from […]