(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – “The Fifth Wave,” a fiction novel written by Rick Yancy, tells the story of a young girl named Cassie who goes through an alien invasion of Earth…. Read more »
Author: Merrin Guthrie
A review: ‘Morning Star: Gold Has Fallen’
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – I read “Morningstar,” the third book of the “Red Rising” series by Peirce Brown. At the end of book two, “Golden Son,” Darrow kills the Archgoverner of Mars,… Read more »
Students decorate cupcakes at MAD event
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – I made a chocolate cupcake with red icing, chocolate chips with a Reese’s cup in the middle Saturday night at The Mules After Dark sponsored Cupcake Wars event… Read more »
‘Every Day’: Love doesn’t have a face
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – “Every Day” by David Levithan tells the story of a boy named A who wakes up in someone else’s body every day. As A goes to school… Read more »
‘Golden Son’: Colors collide, a review
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – SPOILERS ALERT: “Golden Son,” the second book is the “Red Rising” series by Pierce Brown. “Golden Son” continues the story of Darrow and his mission to take… Read more »
A review: ‘Red Rising’
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – I read the first book of the “Red Rising” series by Peirce Brown. “Red Rising” is a thrilling, science fiction book. The story takes place in the… Read more »
A review: ‘Glass: The Monster Still Lurks’
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – “Glass” by Ellen Hopkins, which can be found in the James C. Kirkpatrick Library. “Glass” is the sequel to Hopkins first book, “Crank.” “Glass” continues the story of… Read more »
A review: ‘A Monster Calls: Will He Listen?’
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – “A Monster Calls” by Patrick Ness, found in the James C. Kirkpatrick Library is a very touching story with a good life lesson. The story starts with… Read more »
A review: Looking for Alaska
I read “Looking for Alaska” by John Green. “Looking for Alaska” is about a boy named Miles who is a new student at a boarding school. There, he meets a… Read more »
REVIEW: ‘The Dark tower’ series: The Gunslinger
I read “The Gunslinger”, the first book of “The Dark Tower” series by Stephen King. I have always loved Stephen King. His vocabulary, figurative language, and imagery are amazing. After… Read more »