Shakespeare is good for a lot of things: quotes, classic stories, lovely heroines and dastardly villains. He’s also good for inspiration. Though known more for his comedies and tragedies, the Bard did turn out a few good love stories. Romeo and Juliet, Benedict and Beatrice – they had their parts to play, but they also [...]
Monthly Archives — January 2011
Book News, Jan. 22nd
Ok, bookworms, I know I chose to live in New England and I know that snow comes with the territory, but seriously? I feel like I’ve barely spent any time in my office, what with all the treacherous driving conditions and snow days. On the plus side, all this bad weather does mean a guilt-free [...]
Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Game
In Adele Griffin’s The Julian Game, Raye Archer is the new student at an elite private school, but thanks to her status as a scholarship student, she doesn’t exactly rate on the popularity scale. Luckily, she has one good friend, Natalya, but she’s still desperate to be accepted by the In Crowd. Then, when a [...]
