Content Warning: the rise in misleading marketing of books with adult content towards children
The marketing of young adult books falsely advertises explicit content
The reading recession
Discussing the decline of teenagers reading
Students and staff reflect on dystopian books in the literature curriculum
Dystopian texts show society's fears and encourage critical thinking
The book revolution
Members of the MVHS community reflect on young adult novels shifting in quality over the years
Treasured tales
Students and staff discuss their favorite childhood books
An open book
Student authors share the writing process behind their novels
Rewiring reading
Investigating the impacts of the digital age on book consumption
The romance renaissance
Exploring how the increased consumption of romance books impacts readers
Beyond the books
Observing how the use of the Cupertino library serves different purposes to the community
Man on the street: What’s your favorite book?
MVHS students share their favorite book recommendations
Picking up the pages
Learning to find comfort in books once again
“Why We Eat with Our Hands” by Anjali Jariwala is a necessary addition to all childrens’ bookshelves
Exploring the message behind Monica Jariwala’s sister’s new book