Tag: books
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The self-sabotage book every 20-something should pick up
This book isn’t just about “fixing yourself,” but understanding that you are your own obstacle. I genuinely believe everyone in their 20s should read the book, The Mountain Is You, by Brianna Wiest, and…
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Are you a good witch or a bad witch?
A continuation of the lifelong debate — is the book or movie better? Now is the play better than the film? The originals are always better, or so the critics say. When…
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Laurier Books it Up: New year, new books for your TBR list
Contributed Photo / Katie Bird One of Wilfrid Laurier University’s Brantford Books It Up’s favourite tropes to talk about is grumpy/sunshine, which means we have endless recommendations to share! Grumpy/sunshine tropes are…
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Laurier professor finishes horror novel trilogy
Contributed Photo / David Neil LeeThe Great Outer Dark, the last book in the trilogy. David Neil Lee, a Wilfrid Laurier University creative writing professor on the Brantford campus and the author…
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Essential fall reads
Contributed Photo / LB Book Club If you’re looking for the perfect books to get you in the fall mood, whether it be cozy or spooky, keep reading to hear Wilfrid Laurier…
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Laurier alumna Heather Dixon’s breakout novel hits the stands
Contributed Photo / Heather DixonHeather Dixon. Laurier Alumna Heather Dixon released her first novel titled Burlington this summer. The suspenseful novel tackle’s themes of friendship, motherhood and sense of belonging. Burlington was…
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Attack of the eReaders: Why print books are superior
I couldn’t tell you the difference between a Kobo or a Kindle, and to be quite honest I hope I never need to. All that matters to me is the difference between…
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