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John Green’s Film ‘Turtle’s All The Way Down’ Is So Good It Hurts

Camila Dejesus2 years ago07 mins

The latest John Green adaptation, Turtle’s All The Way Down, is out and it is incredible. I’ll be candid in admitting I was a little nervous about this one. Typically John Green adaptations are a success, but typically the subject matter, while heavy, is more digestible. Turtles All The Way Down follows Aza Holmes (Isabela…

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Banned Books Are The New Pandemic, Brooklyn Library Fights Back

Camila Dejesus3 years ago3 years ago010 mins

In the United States book banning, or even the burning of books has long since been a way for those in power to control what information the public has access to. During the 1980s, largely due to the Cold War and divisive political climate, book banning reached an all-time high, leading to the first-ever Banned…

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