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A Perfect Summer Fantasy Read

Gia StellaMay 29, 2021

Columnist shares her love for the series A Court of Thorns and Roses. BY JOURNALISM II STUDENT GIA STELLA, ’24. Beauty and the Beast is a classic fairy tale t...

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The People’s Gatsby

James UnderwoodMarch 1, 2021

How today’s copyright law stifles artistic and literary innovation. BY JAMES UNDERWOOD, ’23. Whether we want to or not, we all read “The Great Gatsby” our sop...

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A Story Not Forgotten

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 11, 2020

The story of Pleasant Litchford, an excavation and the remembrance of a racist history.

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From Pages to Screens

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 10, 2020

The best film adaptations of school classics.

Op/EdReviews

Cookie Moon

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 5, 2018

Ever been published? Senior Paige Plagenz wrote and illustrated her own children’s book.

Features

Murder on the Orient Express

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 18, 2017

Comparing the acclaimed Agatha Christie novel and the newly released thriller side-by-side By Ally Melnik, '18 The Book: The novel Murder on the Orient Expre...

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New John Green Book Exceeded Expectations

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 5, 2017

By Amelia Van Arsdale Turtles All the Way Down is a fantastic, gut-wrenching book by the author of The Fault in Our Stars, John Green. This young adult nove...

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Queen of Shadows: Yet Another Amazing Addition

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 10, 2015

Sarah J. Maas has released a new book in her Throne of Glass series, instantly gaining popularity throughout the country as an award-winning Young Adult book

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Magnus Chase: Living Up to Godly Expectations

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 10, 2015

By Frances Kirk, '19 As if three different series, together having 13 children-to-young-adult books weren’t enough, #1 New York Times Bestselling author,...

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New society captures readers

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 13, 2013

Veronica Roth's dystopian novel, Divergent, attracts many teen readers.

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Dark mystery compels readers

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 13, 2013

In a haunting tale following the aftermath of a teenage suicide, Thirteen Reasons Why echoes messages of depression and adolescent relationships.

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“The Perks” of reading

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 13, 2013

“It's strange because sometimes, I read a book, and I think I am the people in the book.” -The Perks of Being a Wallflower With the release of The Perks of Being a Wallflower movie, the original book reclaims it's stake in the hearts of readers.

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