movie review·Mar 29, 2026·4m read
Project Hail Mary (2026) Review: Should've Been Twice as Long
The movie is a satisfying experience on its own, while those who have read the book will appreciate the additional detail it provides.
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book reviews·Feb 15, 2026·3m read
Yellowface | R.F. Kuang
Yellowface is a provocative and timely novel with a very strong premise, but the execution feels uneven
museums·Jan 19, 2026·4m read
Have Museums Reached the Limits of Their Storytelling?
As progress grows quieter and faster, the role of museums becomes harder to define.
book reviews·Mar 15, 2022·2m read
The Cartographers | Peng Shepherd
They're not comparing our map to the world-they are comparing the world to our map. I never thought I would get excited to read about a story revolving cartographers and maps.…
book reviews·Feb 28, 2022·6m read
Reckless Girls | Rachel Hawkins
This book was supposed to be a murder mystery thriller that happens in a mysterious island with a bunch of relatively unknown people in it.
book reviews·Feb 25, 2022·2m read
The Little Prince | Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
'The Little Price' is a wonderful, yet a simple worded book for children to understand the so called complex emotions in the world
book reviews·Jun 18, 2021·2m read
People We Meet on Vacation | Emily Henry
A story about a girl who tries to confess her feelings to her best friend over a number of years of summer vacations and misunderstandings.
book reviews·May 16, 2021·7m read
The Wife Stalker | Liv Constantine
I thoroughly enjoy surprising plot twists at the end of a book. It makes the read memorable, rather than having the reader start guessing the ending of the book before the plot…
book reviews·May 4, 2021·3m read
Sadie | Courtney Summers
How do you come out of depression? – This is the first thing I Googled after finishing this book.