Leigh-Ann Brodber
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Leigh-Ann Brodber is an upcoming enthusiastic journalist. She’s written book reviews, film, stage production and food articles for various websites, and she’s also a born and bred animal rights activist, although she doesn’t think she’ll ever give up her rights to eat chicken. She has helped out at her local hospital many-a-time by indulging in weekly chit-chat with patients under a program called Candy Stripers. She also recently started getting help for her long term Facebook addiction, she swears.

Reading Jenny Han for the First Time

Call me biased or even a hipster but I can’t express how much I loathe books that are surrounded by hype. The main reason I dislike books like these is that they either center on stereotypical characters and a less…

Book Review: “If You Were Here” by Jennie Yabroff

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Book Review: “A List of Cages” by Robin Roe

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Mad Men: 10 Years of Suave

Even after 10 years, it’s hard to forget that iconic silhouette of a man dressed in a suit and tie sitting on a chair with a cigarette dangling from his fingers. While this silhouette represented that one particular ad man…

For Your Consideration: Red Oaks

In this week’s segment of “For Your Consideration,” we’re featuring Amazon’s coming-of-age series, Red Oaks. With historical dramas and vintage-themed shows dominating the streaming arena, it’s a real conundrum as to why Red Oaks hasn’t generated more of a fan…

Book Review: “Perfect” by Cecelia Ahern

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Book Review: “All The Forever Things” by Jolene Perry

Reading All the Forever Things by Jolene Perry was like re-watching the movie Ghost World. The protagonist, Gabe, is so much like Enid and her best friend, Bree, has a lot in common with Rebecca. The only difference between All…