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71Five Books Every Girl Should Read
by Stacie Naczelnik
I’ve always been the bookworm in my family. As a child, my nose literally lived in a book—no matter where I was or what I was doing, I found a way to read. I devoured books, and my mom couldn’t keep... published 5 months ago
71Review: Imaginary Maps by Mahasweta Devi
by Stacie Naczelnik
It is common to hear about the extinction of species or the efforts to save endangered species when it comes to animals, but we don’t often discuss or read about the extinction of people. Yet, it is... published 5 months ago
51Religious Fiction - Dan Brown
by Stacie Naczelnik
When you think of Dan Brown, you probably think conspiracy theory, but he is also noted for writing within the genre of religious fiction. He focuses mainly on the Catholic religion, often delving into the... published 5 months ago
60A Family Daughter - Book Review
by Stacie Naczelnik
Reading a novel about writing a novel isn’t usually the most satisfying experience, but Maile Meloy does it in such a way that it takes time to realize A Family Daughter is about a woman writing... published 5 months ago
66Reading to Your Children - Tips, Reasons, & Book Choices
by Stacie Naczelnik
When parents spend time reading to their children, they are teaching good habits and a love for books. The special time you spend together on a daily basis will help your family grow closer together. As... published 5 months ago
74Five Poetry Writing Exercises
by Stacie Naczelnik
Every poet can benefit from writing exercises because they give you the opportunity to brainstorm and practice new forms. For beginners, poetry exercises are a good way to learn how to write poetry. For... published 5 months ago
67Flying Leap - Short Stories with Dark Humor
by Stacie Naczelnik
Judy Budnitz’s collection of short stories, Flying Leap, is full of dark humor. In many ways, Budnitz took a flying leap by publishing this book because the stories are completely absurd, but she manages... published 5 months ago
63The Chronicles of Narnia
by Stacie Naczelnik
I have read the Chronicles of Narnia more times in my life than I can even count. They are truly fabulous stories that engage young readers, but also entertain older readers. C.S. Lewis was known for... published 5 months ago
59A Virtuous Vice - Living Poetry
by Stacie Naczelnik
Going to bed with you is like sniffing gas caps: unhealthy, stupid but, oh so good. An acquired taste like cheese, wine, or pimiento olives. A habit hard to quit like nail biting, cigarettes, or... published 9 months ago
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