The Reading Rebel
Kathleen | The Reading RebelI'm a Xennial (my 1977-1983 babies, I see you) REBELLING against digital life and the almighty doomscroll by reading more books. Join me.
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Who is the arbiter of book goodness or badness?
As someone who gets judged so much for my reading choices, I want to meet the arbiter of book goodness or badness. Seriously. Show yourself.
Do you think that’s a title “they” would put on their resume? I want to see the receipts.
The R...
Reading is A Two-Way Street
I think reading gets a bad reputation because people think it’s a passive activity.
Oh, but it’s not.
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Books: Dream-worlds of possibilities
Books can do many things for their readers.
For this week’s honorary Reading Rebel, Helen Fagin, reading a book gave hope to 22 young children in the worst possible place imaginable.
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Villains in books: Can’t live with them. Can’t live without them. Or can we?
I’ve been thinking a lot about villains in books lately.
What does it mean to encounter a villain in a book? Should we feel guilty if we secretly root for the villain?
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When Your Favorite Author Writes Young Adult Fiction
And that is why John Green is this week’s honorary Reading Rebel.
I love Young Adult (YA, high school) and New Adult (NA, college and post-college) literature. Not only is it a spicy time of life chock full of self-discovery, but I also u...
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