Back with another episode of “Panther Reads,” we feature media specialist Rick Wright as he recommends “No Country for Old Men” by Cormac McCarthy.
“It’s a modern western story,” said Wr...
This week on Panther Reads, Starr’s Mill math teacher Michelle Genovese is reading “Through My Father’s Eyes,” the biography of Billy Graham written by his son, Franklin Graham.
Billy Grah...
Welcome back to "Panther Reads," this time featuring science teacher Robin Huggins who recommends “The Lying Game” by Ruth Ware.
“I either like a book or I don’t," Huggins said. "If it does...
Back with another episode of “Panther Reads,” we feature AP Psychology teacher Sean Hickey as he recommends “Lord of the Rings” by J. R. R. Tolkien.
“It’s essentially his masterpiece,” sa...
A staple of young adult literature is unarguably the element of romance. But anyone who claims romance is necessary for young adult literature was surely wrong.
More often than not, YA authors fall short o...
Two teens destined to fall in love, but with a catch: a fatal disease, cystic fibrosis, shared by both. Along with this diagnosis comes an inability to touch each other for fear of contamination.
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Welcome to Panther Reads, an all-new column dedicated to Starr’s Mill’s faculty and the books they have on their minds. Students, this is your chance to see what your teachers are reading right now....
Through the riveting story of a young woman following her dream of becoming a rapper, Angie Thomas’ latest novel shows how one decision can completely change your life and what people think of you.
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In order to achieve greatness in the realm of fantasy fiction, there must be dynamic characters and truly awesome superpowers. Leigh Bardugo’s “King of Scars” not only includes these, but execut...
