954 Nation’s newest online magazine features book reviews and articles relevant to the community and the nation. This issue features the following:
“A Riveting Novel on Self Discovery”
A review by Cynthia Ayala on The Appetites of Girls by Pamela Moses following four girls on their journey of self-discovery and self-respect. Continue reading “954 MAG (February 2015 Issue)”
By: Cynthia Ayala
Pamela Moses had brought readers a refreshingly honest novel about the struggles of insecurities with her novel ‘The Appetites of Girls‘. A novel that delves into the lives of four young girls who must make a stand against those who would push them down, including themselves. Continue reading “A Riveting Novel on Self Discovery | Review of ‘The Appetites of Girls’ – 954 Nation”
By: Cynthia Ayala
Pamela Moses had brought readers a refreshingly honest novel about the struggles of insecurities with her novel ‘The Appetites of Girls‘. A novel that delves into the lives of four young girls who must make a stand against those who would push them down, including themselves.
Continue reading “A Riveting Novel on Self Discovery | Review of ‘The Appetites of Girls’”
By: Cynthia Ayala ’16 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
“The Appetites of Girls” is another contemporary novel in the world of literary fiction that stands out as it allows readers to read about every girl in a pivotal moment in their lives. Continue reading “Book Review: ‘The Appetites of Girls’ – Emertainment Monthly”
Beautiful and mesmerizing, honestly, one of the most honest pieces of writing I have read in a long time. Silko in her novel Ceremony was able to really write of the true hardships of the Pueblo Indians, hardships that not only plagued them, but also plagued other Native societies. Tayo, the main protagonist is trying to survive in a world that does not want him … Continue reading Ceremony
What a great movie! I know, by now you all are all going to be on about Frakenweenie, but this movie was also pretty darn good. It had such a sad undertone to back up the ending of the story. I mean they’re vampires and yet the mom is dead. It was just so bitter-sweet. Of course, this movie does have that ever cliché forbidden … Continue reading Hotel Transylvania
