Standing up for rights – that is any rights – has always been a complicated issue, but more prominently, one that is seen as irritating by the mass public. It’s ironic why this is perceived as it is when rights don’t just belong to one particular group, but to each and every living being on this planet – human, animals, and plants. It’s confusing when … Continue reading Fighting for rights or needs?
A plan; “a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something”, “an intention or decision about what one is going to do”, or “a drawing or diagram made by projection on a horizontal plane, especially one showing the layout of a building or one floor of a building” as defined upon a one-word Google search. A plan doesn’t have to simply be a to-do list, an … Continue reading Book of the Month: Little Fires Everywhere
“Better late than never”, they say! Okay, if I have been able to publish this blog, that means I eventually set aside my physics, French, English, math, and biology work, and gotten down with this. No, I have not forgotten about my May book of the month, so here it is! At last, I have arrived with a new blog and the book of the … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Book Thief
My first book of the month for April is Lilac Girls. I am so excited to start this series with a beautiful, compelling story I discovered earlier this year! I hope that from these monthly reviews (spoiler free!), you all can have something new to explore to keep you engaged! Written by Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls is a story about three women in three … Continue reading Book of the Month: Lilac Girls
“Strong men, men who are truly role models, don’t need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful.”, said Michelle Obama during a 2016 speech. Today is International Women’s Day and in this current world, an ideology or a belief like this is something we need more than anything. Women are passionate, beautiful, courageous, powerful, and so much more. I have been researching, interviewing, … Continue reading Empowered
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