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Enjoy this book review blog on Dragonwatch. Happy reading!

Book Review: Dragonwatch I (Dale) have been reading Brandon Mull’s works for so long that I cannot pinpoint the exact time I started. At some point in elementary or middle school, I happened to find myself three books int…

Ryann, one of our student workers, recently watched the film I, Tonya. Read this blog to learn her thoughts.

Movie Review: I, Tonya The 2026 Winter Olympics and Alysa Liu’s gold-metal skating routine brought to my mind the only other figure skating event I knew: Tonya Harding and the assault on Nancy Kerrigan. This led me to wa…

Media Monday: The Tennessee Conservationist. Find it in our Open Reading Room!

"Turn away from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it." ~Psalm 34:14

A common philosophical quandary in the art sphere is whether it is possible to fully separate the art from the artist. In this review, Marina's goal was to do that while watching Midnight in Paris. Was she successful? Read her review to find out.

Monday Movie: Midnight in Paris A common philosophical quandary in the art sphere is whether it is possible to fully separate the art from the artist. An artist may make a phenomenal piece, but because their reputation …

Are you looking for something new to watch? This week, we're bringing you two movie reviews. The Illusionist is up first.

Movie Review: The Illusionist Warning: spoilers will be discussed. Sometimes, it’s nice to step out of our comfort zones. Sure, rewatching the same types of TV shows and movies can be fu…

Media Monday: Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel

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"In peace I will both lie down and sleep; for you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety." ~Psalm 4:8

The Hunger Games is a well-known franchise. This review blog by Lauren tells us about the first she time she watched the film.

Movie Review: The Hunger Games It’s the 74th year of the Hunger Games, an annual event in which a boy and girl from each of the twelve districts of Panem must fight to the death until …

This week, we have two blogs written by student workers. Up first, we have this book review blog by Chloe. If you enjoy Fairy Tales, you should check this one out.

Book Review: On the Nature of Fairy Tales On the Nature of Fairy Tales embraces the analytical elements of literary criticism without abandoning the magical elements of fairy tales. Max Luthi takes familiar tales—and many I (Chlo…