Informational/Informative

By: Reilly Buselli The first couple of weeks of October are widely known as Banned Book Week by authors, teachers, and librarians globally. These weeks highlight the harm of book censorship, celebrate the freedom to read, and bring together authors and readers alike. Many countries have famously banned books that have themes of treason, rebellion,…

By: Sutton Rizzo 1. Halloween’s roots come from modern-day Ireland. The Celtic people who inhabited the area 2,000 years ago celebrated a yearly festival of Samhain. The festival would take place the night of October 31; people would dress up in costumes to ward off ghosts! 2. Witches were not always seen as scary. The Celts did…

By: Reagan Buselli Winsome [win-suhm] Attractive, charming, and pleasant, in a sweet or innocent way. Ex. “She delivered her performance in a winsome but strong manner.”