The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde has sparked controversy ever since its initial publication in 1890. The novel tells the tale of Dorian Gray, a beautiful man who receives a portrait of himself...

When you think of summer, you might think of beach days, s’mores, or just time away from the homework grind. Speaking of free time, many students and teachers had more time to read a good book (or a...

Here is a link to the survey. It's on Google Forms. The Google Form is about asking questions on banned books that students think should be bought back. Here are the results I’ve gotten so far: Choose...

As of recently, we have seen an increase in the ban on books. Books that get banned tend to mention LGBTQ, racism, sexism, and other controversial topics. Eliminating these books doesn’t just diminish...

Interview by: Sofie Kosciow, interviewing Alyana Castle (she/her), a librarian from Brier Library.    You’re Not Supposed to Die Tonight by Kalynn Bayron  Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas  ...

  “Life is very long. Unless it is not” Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin follows gamers-turned-game designers Sam and Sadie over the course of multiple decades. From...

“Lesbian necromancers in space!” is an absurdly reductive tagline for any novel—and yet The Locked Tomb (TLT) is a series for which the absurdity feels appropriate. This simple exclamation is very...

Hi Cougs! We’re going to be reviewing two of the books that we have read over the past month. These books should be available in the BHS Library, so if you guys are interested, feel free to check them...

  When I think of autumn, I imagine snuggling up under a blanket with a hot drink and a book. The leaves are changing, which means that it’s time to put away your beach reads and find something more...