I finally got back on the horse when it came to my Summer Reading List. It may be past Labor Day, but the first day of fall hasn’t come yet, so I’m still in summertime

If you look at my summer reading list for this year, I was supposed to read In the Land of Believers. Unfortunately, with my ricidulous class schedule this summer (yes, one class has become my

“Even if they survived, she knew, a part of her had died and could never be resurrected. The part that would hesitate. The part that knew mercy. Perhaps the part that could fall in love.”

When the credits rolled at the end of this movie, I wanted to break into applause. I refrained because no one else did, but I turned to John and said “That was amazing!” It was

I have wanted to read this book since last semester when it was up for grabs at Vox Magazine (the magazine I wrote for as a part of a grad class) for reviewing. Unfortunately, I

This book was a breeze compared to A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. I contribute that to how its broken up, basically 2-3 pages and then a recipe–blog form. This is appropriate since this

Go me! I finally finished this book! It took me over a month, but it is finished, and I’m glad I read it. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court is only my second grown-up

If you couldn’t tell from the title of our blog and the unofficial Harry Potter Week, we like to obsess over our favorite books and movies. Pretty much anything that catches our fancy is fair

History became legend, legend became myth… The myth became a book, the book became a movie, and tonight the movie becomes a musical! If you read this blog or know either of us in person,