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    By Hana Tapiata
    0 stars

    This was a wonderful mix of reading about the background, whakapapa, and connections of Māori goddesses but also examining through a modern lens. I liked the wānanga exercises at the end of each chapter that give you something to reflect on and connect to your own life

  • Araby

    By Gretta mulrooney
    5 stars

  • Zora and Me: the Cursed ground

    By T.R. Simon
    5 stars

  • The Axeman’s Carnival

    By Catherine Chidgey
    5 stars

  • Zora and Me

    By Victoria Bond and T.R. Simon
    5 stars

  • Charlie Tangaroa and the Creature From the Sea

    By TK Roxborogh
    4 stars

  • How to Loiter in a Turf War

    By Coco Solid
    4 stars

  • Mr Dickens and His Carol

    By Samantha Silva
    3 stars

  • Sweat

    By Lynn Nottage
    0 stars

    Gritty and real, this gives a good indication of the tensions in small towns in the US. I was friends with people from Reading PA at the times this play is set and it really accurately gives a peek into what it was like for many people. The ending was a bit abrupt but the messages were clear

  • Disaffected

    By Korrin Smith-Whitehouse
    0 stars

    Poems written by a teacher - some good allusions and mood/tone that can be felt by teachers in any environment

  • The Christmas Murder Game

    By Alexandra Benedict
    3 stars

    A murder mystery set more in modern times. Some good twists

  • The Boy Who Went Magic

    By A P Winter
    4 stars

    A good fantasy, young adult novel.

  • Princess & the Hustler

    By Chinonyerem Odimba
    5 stars

    A really endearing play set during the 1970s bus boycott in England. It was a very sweet story centered on Princess, her mother and her father who reappears

  • Blues for an Alabama Sky

    By Pearl Cleage
    4 stars

    Set during the Harlem Renaissance, the allusions to actual people were very cool. I liked the characters- Guy the fashion designer especially. There were hints on how hard it was to be a gay Black man but also how cool

  • A Taste of Honey, a Play

    By Shelagh Delaney
    3 stars

    Set in Manchester, about a teenager who becomes pregnant and her immature and neglectful mother

  • The House We Grew Up In

    By Lisa Jewell
    3 stars

    It was an interesting character driven plot about a family

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