Unpacking the New Martha Stewart Documentary
“Martha” was released on Netflix on Oct. 30, 2024. The documentary tells the story of Martha Stewart, a household name for many, and how she…
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The Art of Annotating
Using a permanent black pen to write in a new, clean, crisp book!? Now that’s just blasphemy. Or … is it? What if we told…
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Reading is Cool Again … Apparently?
The internet has somehow simultaneously revived and complicated our love for reading. Once upon a time, if you told someone your favorite hobby was reading,…
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Emily Henry’s Great Big Beautiful Life
She’s done it again! Emily Henry, the New York Times bestselling author, announced the title of the sixth romcom book that’s set to come out…
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Fashion Lessons from Childhood It Girls
The original it girls, characters from your favorite picture books, serve as unexpected fashion icons. Forget recreating influencers’ looks and channel your inner child through these nostalgic models.
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Date Night, Party Of One
Nothing sounds more appealing than being brought flowers, having the door held open for you and sitting down for a nice dinner with somebody. Everyone…
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The Rise of Wattpad Movies
Chances are, you may or may not have stumbled upon the infamous website known as Wattpad. The website created for writing and publishing stories has…
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Oops!… SHE did it again!
On October 24, 2023, the princess of pop released her memoir “The Woman in Me.” The book is marketed as her story on her terms,…
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Penn State and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Your eyes open up to your dim room just beginning to fill with light. As you come out of sleep just enough to form thoughts,…
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Buy Your Way Into Being Daisy Jones
If you have ever wanted to emulate 1970’s Los Angeles “rock and roll” fashion, Free People has you covered. Following the release of Amazon Prime…
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Art to Mend Your Broken Heart
If there’s one certainty in life, it’s that you will experience heartbreak of some sort, at some point. Whether it stems from grief or a…
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Self-Improvement Books for When Change Is Needed
It’s easy to read inspirational quotes and feel like they’re oozing with cheese. Hackneyed phrases like “Never give up!” and “You got this” gets old,…
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We are a Part of the Games
Hunger Games mania is BACK! The beloved series and genre of YA Dystopia have had a re-launching on social media over the last month, due…
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The Reader’s Burnout
It’s easy to feel disconnected from a hobby you feel passionate about. This is especially true in today’s world, where life seems like to be…
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There’s Something About Normal People
Fun fact of the day: Matty Healy actually read “Normal People,” watched Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal passionately fall in love the most infuriating way…
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If You Like That, You’ll Love This: Book Edition
It’s not easy to try new things, especially when it comes to reading material. Here’s a tip: when aiming to broaden your horizons and venture…
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VALLEY Reviews: “Carrie Soto Is Back”
Taylor Jenkins Reid is back with “Carrie Soto Is Back: A Novel.” Avid fiction readers may recognize her name from her popular titles, “Daisy Jones…
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What Your Favorite Childhood Book Says About You
Getting read to as a kid is a formulative routine in child development. It was a time to be quiet, to be held and to…
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From Bookclub to Big Screen
Have you recently noticed all of your favorite books being adapted for TV and movies? Well, it’s not a coincidence. Many know Reese Witherspoon from…
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How To Become A Reader If You Hate Reading
First things first, you do not hate reading. No one does! We all read bedtime stories when we were children, which introduced us to simple…
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