Romance in any form of literature is often dramatised, heightened, and intended for you to gain some sort of lesson about love by the end of it, whether it be positive or negative. The myth of romance portrayed in some … Continue reading Romance Novels: Are They Portraying the Wrong Image?
●●●●○ The Language of Thorns: Midnight Tales and Dangerous Magic (2017) is a collection of tales set in the Grishaverse, the fantasy world of Leigh Bardugo’s novels. The fairytales are charmingly intertwined with Sara Kipin’s intricate illustrations, which makes the … Continue reading Alternative Fairytales: “The Language Of Thorns” Sorcha May Judge delves into the newest YA offering from Leigh Bardugo.
It seems that these days an author needs to have a 2.5 million Twitter following to connect with their readers, whereas it used to be enough just to write a good book. Continue reading The Fault in Our Teenagers: the secret to John Green’s success