Literary Word of the Week: What is Anthropomorphism?

Have you heard the word anthropomorphism? You may not have heard the term, but I bet that you have almost definitely seen this storytelling technique used in your favorite stories! Anthropomorphism is a literary device that breathes life into the inanimate, granting human attributes and emotions to non-human entities. It’s a powerful tool that enrichesContinue reading “Literary Word of the Week: What is Anthropomorphism?”

A Whale of a Tale: Some Facts about Herman Melville’s Most Famous Novel

Now that we’re getting closer to summer, I’ve been thinking a lot about the ocean and going to the beach. I’ve always been fascinated by the creatures that live under the waves, and love imagining that sea monsters and mermaids and other mythical creatures live deep in the heart of the ocean, farther than anyContinue reading “A Whale of a Tale: Some Facts about Herman Melville’s Most Famous Novel”

Literary Word of the Week: What is a Mood Reader?

Have you heard of the term “mood reader?” For this Saturday’s literary word of the week, we’re going to talk about the term “mood reader.” 📚 A mood reader is someone who prefers not to stick to a rigid reading list or a predetermined schedule. Instead, they let their emotions guide them through the shelves,Continue reading “Literary Word of the Week: What is a Mood Reader?”

What We Read This Week: Bad Kitty Does Not Like Valentine’s Day

I have a soft spot for mischievous cats. I think cats are hilarious, with big opinions and attitudes. Growing up we had a bad cat calendar, a picture of a naughty cat for every day. Some of those pictures I still remember, and they still make me laugh. I know a lot of people areContinue reading “What We Read This Week: Bad Kitty Does Not Like Valentine’s Day”