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Dear Author: “The Grace Year”
The beautiful writing in “The Grace Year” is about something shockingly dark. In Kim Liggett’s new novel, girls are a danger to men while they still have magic. When the…
Dear Author: “Gideon the Ninth”
Tamysn Muir’s debut novel, “Gideon the Ninth,” blurs the lines between science fiction, fantasy and mystery. In Muir’s creative world, there are nine Houses, each home to a different sort…
The Turning movie review
Normally, when one buys a ticket to watch a horror movie, they are expecting blood, gore and guts. As I walked into the movie to watch The Turning, directed by…
Review of Avengers Endgame
By Savannah Baird Applause, laughter and tears are three thing that came from the audience on Friday, April 26 during the 7 p.m. showing of Avengers Endgame. Since Avengers Infinity…
Novel shows the injustice of discrimination
By Rita Nicholson Usually I read books to escape reality, but A Very Large Expanse of Sea, by Tahereh Mafi, threw me into a harsher one instead. The book focuses…
Review of And the Trees Crept In
By Rita Nicholson Silla and Nori can’t catch a break in And the Trees Crept In, written by Dawn Kurtagich. They run away from their mother and abusive stepfather to…
Review of “Thank U, Next”
By Hunter Barrett Just six short months after releasing “Sweetener” Ariana Grande has released another album, titled “Thank U, Next.” The first single off of “Thank U, Next” was actually…
Review of Things We Have in Common
By Rita Nicholson Tasha Kavanagh’s novel, Things We Have in Common, promises to be a dark and gripping story. The story begins when Yasmin sees a strange man lurking near…
Review of A Lite Too Bright
By Rita Nicholson Imagine traveling across the country via train following breadcrumbs your dead grandfather left behind five years ago. In A Lite Too Bright, written by Samuel Miller, Arthur…
Review of A Map of Days
By Rita Nicholson Miss Peregrine and her crew have returned to the literary world in an astounding novel. A Map of Days, written by Ransom Riggs, is the fourth installment…
Review: Xtremenasium indoor trampoline park
By Camden Jones Xtremenasium is a trampoline park in Clarksville that opened Sept. 15, 2018. With it being located on 706 E Lewis and Clark Pkwy, Clarksville, IN 47129, it…
The Masked Singer Review
By Jillian Smith The Masked Singer is a new Fox network elimination show. Every Wednesday night, a panel of celebrity judges try and guess what other celebrity is singing under…
Bestseller to the big screen
The New York Times Bestseller, The Light Between Oceans, was recently made into a movie that hit theaters on Sept. 2, 2016. Just to see what all the excitement was about,…
“Cinderella” does not disappoint
Everyone has heard or seen the animation version of Disney’s “Cinderella”. What most people haven’t seen is the real life portrayal of it. “Cinderella” hit theaters this past month, and…