For those who got into reading in the 2010s, Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games series is one of the most recognizable and nostalgic works. The work was one of the first major young adult dystopian novels that would become the iconic staple of the era. Nearly ten years after the first novel was published, Collins… Read More Return to The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping Reviewed
Plenty of Pace students are familiar with the experience of living in a New York City apartment – but have any lived in one that occasionally takes its inhabitant seven years into the past? That’s what happens to Clementine West, a hardworking book publicist who recently inherited an apartment from her late aunt, in Ashley… Read More Sweet and Introspective: The Seven Year Slip, Reviewed
Many readers regard author Sarah J. Maas as one of the best fantasy (or “romantasy”: fantasy with a heavy focus on a romantic subplot) authors publishing today. Throne of Glass, her most famous series besides the adult Beauty and the Beast retelling A Court of Thorns and Roses, is an eight-book fantasy series set in… Read More Engrossing and Endearing: Throne of Glass, Reviewed
Author M.L. Rio first gained fame with her 2017 “dark academia” novel If We Were Villains. This past September, she released her first published novella just in time for the spooky Halloween season. Inspired by Rio’s own struggles with insomnia, Graveyard Shift follows five individuals who, unable to sleep for various reasons, meet up in… Read More Graveyard Shift: A Review of M.L. Rio’s Spooky New Release
The Goblet of Fire—a Hogwarts event that takes place every five years—has made its way to the Honors College at Pace University! An evening filled with anticipation, glory, and of course magic swept through the halls of 1 Pace Plaza to inspire the Honors students as they participated in this year’s honorary Potter Night. As… Read More Harry Potter Movie Night: The Goblet of Honors!
Pace is home to a variety of majors – from BFA acting to chemistry to finance, there appears to be no limit to the courses one can study. One subject that the university is lacking, however, is that of dragon-riding – the major that Violet Sorrengail, the main character of Rebecca Yarros’ TikTok-famous novel Fourth… Read More Fourth Wing: My Thoughts on the Slow yet Captivating Journey
Let’s get one thing straight: if I’m in the middle of a good book, there’s no way I’m going to want to put it down. However, walking through the streets of NYC with my face in a book is really not an option… I already almost walk into traffic daily, so I don’t need an… Read More NYC is the Place for Audiobooks
February: The month of love. Valentine’s Day can be an enjoyable time when you’re a reader. There is a plethora of romance books, making it hard to even get through them all! Here’s my list of romance books that I’m hoping to get to, especially in the month of February. From the author of… Read More My February Romance TBR