The Book Nook

by NICOLE FITZSIMMONS, Staff Writer “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter” is a novel that truly makes you think about human behavior. It makes us recognize that what we really desire is someone who will listen to us, who will make us feel like they [...]

by MADALYN JOHNSON, Asst. A&E Editor “The Challenge of Jesus” is a book written by New Testament scholar, N.T. Wright who unravels his opinions towards how historians have been analyzing the historical quest of Jesus incorrectly. Wright [...]

Like most young adults born in 2000, I learned everything I needed to know about love and relationships between the covers of John Green novels. You can bet I had the infamous blue and black, “Okay? Okay.” sticker on my seventh grade binder. [...]

by SAMANTHA WALLA, Production Manager I spent the summer commuting from New Jersey to Manhattan: a two-hour door to door odyssey, and if you’re familiar at all with NJ Transit, you’ll know that I rarely succeeded in arriving at my destination [...]

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor Few cultural zeitgeists are having a bigger moment than dystopian fiction.  Whether in print, on TV or on the big screen, the visions of these alternative futures force readers and viewers to confront truths about [...]

by ROSE BRENNAN, A&E Editor As part of my New Year’s resolution, I decided to read more books considered “classics.”  I originally rolled my eyes at the “classics” when I was in middle and high school, but now that I am a bit older, [...]

by MARIANA DUQUE, Contributor I recently stumbled upon a genre that I never thought I would be very invested in: historical fiction. Not every historical fiction book ranging from Victorian England to the Samurai stories, but specifically World [...]

by BRUNA LAUERMANN, Contributor When I moved to the United States a couple years ago, I knew I’d have to readapt several things. What I didn’t realize was that my reading habits would be one of them. They say you should read about things that [...]