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CultureReviews
May 3, 2022

Book Review: Is Colleen Hoover's latest novel "Reminders of Him" worth the read?

By Hanalei Potempa
Trending bestselling author Colleen Hoover is known for her collection of romance novels that each illustrate a unique story that never seems to disappoint. You may have heard of her bestselling novels “It Ends With Us,” “Ugly Love” or “Verity.”…
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CultureReviews
February 16, 2021

Review: "Red, White and Royal Blue ", popular LGBTQIA+ romance novel is not valuable reading

By McKenzie Heileman
*Spoilers ahead* I am a straight, cis woman, and I aim to learn about different life experiences through the literature I consume. Most of that literature is valuable and teaches me about the experiences of people who are different from me. However, in my goal to…
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CultureReviews
January 12, 2021

Review: Novelist Alice Oseman examines the spectrum of sexuality in her novel “Loveless”

By McKenzie Heileman
“Loveless” by Alice Oseman, published in 2020, is a coming-of-age novel that tells the story of 18-year-old Georgia Warr’s journey of self-discovery. Georgia has always been obsessed with the idea of love, but has never felt any romantic or sexual feelings for…
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CultureReviews
December 1, 2020

Book Review: A look into gender fluidity in Jeffrey Eugenides’ “Middlesex”

By McKenzie Heileman
Gender has always been fluid, though it has not always been recognized as such. Today, we now recognize and understand that gender is a spectrum, while sex is biological, but has social contexts. This topic is sometimes difficult for individuals to address, but…
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CultureReviews
November 15, 2020

Book Review: Author Maxine Hong Kingston reflects on Chinese culture in her novel “The Woman Warrior”

By McKenzie Heileman
“The Woman Warrior” by Chinese American author Maxine Hong Kingston published in 1976 is a unique story, combining both autobiographical and fictional elements, which creates a novel that is both enlightening and fluid. Readers may notice a familiar folktale in…
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