I don’t know how to win any other way but theirs. It is no recipe for a being a hero, but it is a recipe for success. I know how to drive a knife through my own hand. I know how to hate and be hated. And I know how…
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Hag-Seed by Margaret Atwood
In this clever twist on of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” Margaret Atwood maintains her straightforward but perceptive narration style while telling the story of Felix, a run-down and hermit-like thespian who, much like Prospero, had his of social status and place in the theater ripped out from under him by his…
Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer
A coven of vampires resides in the small, ever cloudy town of Forks, Washington. Unbeknownst to – most of – its inhabitants, this hodgepodge family is as much a part of the community (if not a tad estranged) as they are unique to their blood-drinking kind: the respected father figure…