Tag: Reading
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Best Ever Opening: Beth O’Leary’s ‘The Flatshare’
Grace Challinor writes on the best book opening she’s ever read.
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When Genres Collide: Sci-Fi and Dystopia in Suzanne Collins’ ‘The Hunger Games’
Grace Challinor writes on the merging of genres in the popular Hunger Games series.
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Author in Focus – Hannah Bonam-Young
Grace Challinor spotlights Hannah Bonam-Young as one of her favourite writers.
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Revisiting Classic Literature: Is it Still Relevant to Contemporary Readers?
Grace Challinor discusses whether the classics still appeal to contemporary readers.
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Quotes That Summarise an Entire Story
Grace Challinor explores how certain quotes can encapsulate the entire feel of a novel.
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Author in Focus: Rick Yancey and ‘The Fifth Wave’ Series
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd zooms in on what makes Rick Yancey’s literary series so captivating.
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Is ‘The Supernatural’ Still Relevant in Contemporary Fiction?
Grace Challinor thinks about the theme of the supernatural in modern literature.
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A Book I Couldn’t Put Down: Emma Rae’s ‘Love Game’
Grace Challinor explains why Emma Rae’s ‘Love Game’ kept her so hooked.
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My Favourite Book Cover: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Jacob Hando discusses why ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ has such an impactful front cover.
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A Lifetime of Vampire Fiction: How novels about vampires have followed me throughout my life, and what is so attractive about them
Gracie Brown discuses what draws us to vampire fiction.
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Why Victoria from Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Twilight Saga’ is one of the best fictional antagonists.
Grace Challinor discusses what makes Twilight’s antagonist Victoria such an unforgettable villain.
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Our Summer Reading Recommendations
The Edge share the best reads to put you in a sunny mood!
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Top 2 Literature Faves of 2022!
Amy Scott-Munden and Grace Eshel discuss their fave literature picks of 2022!
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Deep Dive: Is Reading A Rock Festival?
Connie Seamer deep dives into the history of Reading and debates it’s rock status.