Book Club
It’s easy to assume that the book publishing industry is fast becoming unprofitable as we’re slowly witnessing the decline of physical books. However, while it is true that ebooks have become the order of the day, book publishing is still a lucrative venture. In fact, according to research, the market for book publishers expanded at […]
While we mustn’t always judge a book by its cover, we can’t help but judge it by its title. That’s because a potential reader usually looks at book titles to determine whether it’s worth reading or not subconsciously. As such, your title needs to pique the interest of your intended readers by giving them a […]
Normal People received rave reviews in 2018 and instantly became an award winning novel. It tells the story of how the couple – Marianne and Connell’s – relationship unfolds. The two meet during high school where Connell is part of the popular crowd. Connor’s mother always cleans Marianne’s house, so they’ve been spending a lot […]
If you love to read, starting a book club can be a great way to share your passion with others. Book clubs are social, educational and fun! They can be large or small, and open to any genre of books-from classics to sci-fi. If you’re thinking about starting your own book club, check out our […]
Book essays may not seem fun at first, but learning how to write them can help you learn to write college papers, which you’ll need throughout your academic career. There are many elements of a book essay that you should keep in mind when writing: format, introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion, and references. Here are ten […]
Our Days. Caroline Parswell has sacrificed much for the sake of her family, most importantly her career as a researcher.
In the twenty-first century, information is a godsend. But how to protect it? Any repository can be hacked, except… A few ordinary people are chosen by the government to participate
Julian Barnes is perhaps the most brilliant and original novelist of modern Britain. And his novel A Premonition of the End won the Booker Prize
After the end of World War II, the parents temporarily remove fourteen-year-old Nathaniel and his older sister Rachel from London and leave them in the care of a family friend
Eighteen-year-old Daya Raad lives in New York City, the “city of unlimited possibilities. But she has no cell phone, no computer, no friends.
