Bram Stoker's Dracula is one of those stories that has been taken and made-over by Hollywood so many times, it's hard to decipher what came from the original, and what came from a studio. In the movies, Dracula has luscious black locks, nice cheek bones—in the older films he wore a cape—and in the 21st century, … Continue reading Dracula
Tomi Adeyemi's Children of Blood and Bone is a West-African inspired YA fantasy set in the fictional world of Orïsha. In this world, there are magic wielders known as divîners, or maji—people born with white hair who have power over the elements, death, life, etc. The white hair is a symbol of the gods' touch, and … Continue reading Children of Blood and Bone
Alynn the Librarian 