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Author: Marielle Rebbechi

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Can You Judge a Book by Its Cover?

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Those who know me well, are resigned to my evangelical conversion to the e-reader. The convenience, accessibility of books and light-weight nature of the e-reader had me at “e”. But…

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    • good reading

Game, Series, Match

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With the soccer season now well underway, my mind turned to the number of riveting sports-themed series now available. If you enjoy watching or playing sport—but particularly if you love…

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    • dystopian fiction

Review – ‘Requiem’ by Lauren Oliver (Delirium series)

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I’ve just finished reading Requiem, the final book in the young adult series, Delirium, by Lauren Oliver. The main character, Lena, lives in a world where love is considered a…

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    • books about horses

Animals at Large

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In high school, my friend Nancy raised livestock to sell at the local fair to earn money for her college fund. Among other animals, Nance had a series of pigs…

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    • dystopia

Dystopian Fiction – A Perfect Fit for Young Adults

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Dystopian fiction is a compelling genre which has grown considerably in popularity with young adult series writers and readers. Prime examples include The Hunger Games, Chaos Walking, Divergent and Delirium….

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    • children's films

Larger Than Imagination – Film Versions of Children’s Books

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“My son’s read the book, so he’s fine to see the movie….” This is a surprisingly common belief, and children often diligently finish a book or series as “proof” that…

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