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Invisible Emmie, Reviewed by Maahika Challagulla, 12
The dictionary definition of invisible is “unable to be seen; not visible to the eye”. The middle school definition of ...
A Collector’s Armory Ep. 3: Pre-Tween Collecting by Ayaan Pirani, 12
Welcome to A Collector’s Armory! This is a podcast about collecting different things throughout the stages of life. The name ...
Shakespeare Translated into English of 2024
This week, I finished A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. This play follows the plot of lovers, royals, and ...
The Story of Marvel by Schamil Saeed, 11
Superheroes, from Ancient Greece to Norse mythology, man has always been fascinated by the allure of beings possessing powers beyond ...
Scar Island, Reviewed by Arjun Nair, 12
It is said that guilt is perhaps the most painful companion of death, but Jonathan Grisby feels he deserves far ...
The Rise of Nintendo by Schamil Saeed, 11
Nintendo. The console that changed the world, for 40 years and still going, there’s no escaping that video games have ...
We will fly higher, Reviewed by Caroline Gao, 12
"Once upon a time, from a wounded land/ My family was pushed to leave our homeland," writes Parwana Amiri in ...
The Story That Cannot Be Told, Reviewed by Roxy Messier, 12
A few days ago, something happened. If it had not happened, it wouldn’t have been told. What happened was this: ...
Spaced Out, Reviewed by Arjun Nair, 11
“There’s nowhere to hide on the world’s first moon base. After all, it’s only the size of a soccer field.” ...
Fever 1973, Reviewed by Zoe Li, 12
Laurie Halse Anderson’s historical novel Fever 1793 takes place in Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic. Nearly 5,000 people died ...
The Fort, Reviewed by Sydney Kesselheim, 11
The Fort, by Gordon Korman, is a novel about four 6th grade boys who all share a clubhouse in the ...
Space Case, Reviewed by Arjun Nair, 11
Dashiell Gibson is the luckiest 12-year-old on Earth, although he sees it through a different lens. The truth is, no ...
