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A fantasy that ties in with the real world

August 31, 2013 | Toronto Teens | Comments (3)

Guest review by William   Manor Farm is at war. After ousting the tyrannous farmer, Mr. Jones, animals of the farm rejoice and proudly rename their farm “Animal Farm”. Two pigs—Snowball and Napoleon—and the rest of the animals establish a basic set of commandments on how they should live, leaving the farm at peace. But […]

An absorbing literary experience – if you dare to enter!

August 29, 2013 | Toronto Teens | Comments (10)

Guest review by Affaan Game of Thrones, the first novel in the Song of Ice and Fire fantasy series, is a wonderfully dark novel set in a twisted world inhabited by eerily cruel characters. The previous must be believed in its maximum  capacity as Game of Thrones is an incredibly dark, twisted, and often times […]

Apparition an addictive read

August 19, 2013 | Toronto Teens | Comments (6)

Guest review by Alexx Apparition, which comes out in September, tells the story of Amelia, a small town girl who has the uncanny ability to interact with ghosts, including her dead best friend and long time crush, Matthew. The story starts off slow but picks up speed with a chill-inducing mystery involving Matthew and some […]

Fahrenheit 451: a powerful novel that challenges censorship

July 15, 2013 | Toronto Teens | Comments (12)

Reviewed by William Guy Montag is a fireman. However, instead of putting out fires, he creates them. This is his job; his sole duty to burn books or anything on print, as well as the person reading them. Then one day, he meets a girl named Clarisse. She tells him of a past when people […]