Posted by Adrienne Ronald Bilius Weasley (aka Ron, aka Roonil Wazlib, aka Won-Won) started out as just a kid with dirt on his nose, needing a place to sit on the train. Little did he know that his choice would lead him down a road more exciting … [Read more...]
“Oh, yes, I love to read.” – Four Bookworms Who Made It Okay to Be One
Posted by Sarah I am a full-fledged bookworm, and I am proud of it. I’m that person who will never leave home without her current read and keeps a notebook that holds an ever-expanding reading list with her at all times. One of my favorite hobbies … [Read more...]
How Bridget Jones’s Baby Reminded Me That I Like Her, Just As She Is
Posted by Sage As far as I’m concerned, Fielding had a duty to write a laugh-out-loud book about a female protagonist who’s in her 50s and fumbling realistically in a new stage of her life. I’m 30 and I hardly ever feel like I know what I’m doing. … [Read more...]
“Okay?” “Okay.” – A Catalog of our The Fault In Our Stars Feels.
Posted by Kim This weekend, along with most of America, Sage and I went to see the movie adaptation of John Green's best-selling YA novel, The Fault in Our Stars. Some articles that I won't deign to link to may tell us that we should be … [Read more...]
No, J.K. Rowling. Just…No.
- Posted by Sage Filthy rich and super bored? Why not ignite a ship war in your own fandom? We love Jo Rowling to pieces, obviously. She's the mother of our favorite YA series of all time - a series which we're devoting a huge chunk of Head … [Read more...]
Pages Read: 386. Regrets: Thousands. – Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy Review
Posted by Sage There's that special kind of resentment that's bred by the neglect or outright destruction of something you once loved by its own creator. And, in the case of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the unfortunate added blow of proving … [Read more...]