Crimson staff writer
Caroline E. Tew
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‘Winterfell’ Teases an Exciting End to ‘Game of Thrones’
While the premiere aptly details the various challenges the characters must face before the series ends, there is now a levity that feels misplaced in what should be the darkest season.
Career Overview: Cole Sprouse
Cole Sprouse saw the merit in taking advantage of Millenials’ nostalgia, rebranding himself from the little boy running around The Tipton Hotel to the brooding high school “weirdo.”
‘The Clockmaker’s Daughter’ Not Worth Your Time
With so much promise, “The Clockmaker’s Daughter” failed to live up to expectations, instead delivering a story that was not worth the time to read.
‘Unsheltered’ Refuses to Shelter Us from Today’s Harsh Realities
Unsheltered” falters only in moments where its message is perhaps too clear.
5 Books Pretentious Section Kid Loves
If you’ve ever taken a humanities course, there’s almost always one kid in your section that not only believes his taste is better than yours, but wants you to know it too.
‘Bridge of Clay’ Doesn’t Live Up To Expectations
Zusak fans eagerly awaiting another hard-hitting historical fiction novel should be prepared to be disappointed by his newest novel.
Much Care Given in 'The Caregiver'
Park’s prose twists the mundane into different forms, shedding new light on themes that are pervasive throughout literature.
'Baby Teeth' Has Some Growing To Do
Though at times chilling, “Baby Teeth” could have been so much more.
‘Clock Dance’ Dances Around Resolution
With a little more character development, Tyler’s newest novel could have become more than just a pleasant summer read.
‘All We Ever Wanted’ is a Nuanced Look at Sexual Harassment’s Ramifications
Emily Giffin’s newest novel, “All We Ever Wanted,” explores relationships between parents and children who are both survivors and perpetrators of sexual violence and harassment.
‘The Death of Mrs. Westaway’: An Ending that Kills a Good Story
Ruth Ware succeeds in creating a creepy and gothic atmosphere in her latest novel, “The Death of Mrs. Westaway.”
‘War Storm:’ A Hurricane of Strong Female Characters
Aveyard has provided a satisfying ending for her thought-provoking series.
‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation’ Is Neither Restful Nor Relaxing
The prose, just barely, drives along the story even when there is very little story to tell.
‘The Word Is Murder’: A Mystery that Blends Fiction and Reality
Anthony Horowitz isn’t afraid to change up the classic mystery, and “The Word Is Murder” is no exception.
