12 timeless tales to read this winter break
Last week, when I had an SAT and six intimidating finals to prepare for, there was one thing that kept me going: the thought of cozying up with some of my favorite books over...
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Miss Peregrine book makes peculiar but decent movie
Walking along a beach, you see a boy flying a kite. Not so unusual. But as you approach, you realize it isn’t a kite attached to the end of the string at all, but...
New format, same magic in Harry Potter continuation
The latest installation in J.K. Rowling’s ever-growing franchise, “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” was released on July 31, to the delight of millions of fans and the confusion of millions of people who...
Best and worst back to school reads
Once the school year starts, it can be harder than ever to find time to curl up and read something that isn’t a history textbook. That being said, the last thing you want to...
Let us entertain you: the Crier’s November picks
Leo Tolstoy once said that boredom is the desire for desires. He understood the acute pain that comes with being out of things to do, and so do we. As a cure, here are some...
Go Set a Watchman: Might we kill a mockingbird?
Should the sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird be released? A Continuation to a Classic By: Anushka Shah Position: Yes, the sequel should be released One of the biggest trending questions in the literary...
Is classic literature gone with the wind?
You walk in the CHS library in search of a new and fascinating read. Through the stacks, you wander into the classics section, but none of those old stories intrigue you. You keep moving...
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