S.E. Hinton

Oct 15, 2024 | wccsradio.com | S.E. Hinton

Classic works of fiction and nonfiction have been read by generations of readers. Many classic books are read in classrooms but can also be enjoyed as leisure reads. Library shelves are full of classic tales, many of which have been further brought to life on screen. HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW BOOK RELEASES HITTING SHELVES IN FALL 2024 Below is a list of just a handful of the many classic books worth adding to your reading list.

Sep 29, 2024 | girlslife.com | Louisa May Alcott |S.E. Hinton |Jane Austen |L.M. Montgomery

Fall is the perfect season to cozy up with a book, a cup of your fave tea, coffee or matcha and your emotional support blanket. Hmmm...but what to read? While there are tons of types of books out there (and we love 'em all!), we're totally feeling the classics lately. Here's why: There are compelling storylines, robust and unique characters, beautiful imagery and a significant sense of time and place. There's a reason these books have been on people's bookshelves for, well, ever.

Jun 15, 2024 | gabapentin.in.net | S.E. Hinton |John Steinbeck |C.S. Lewis |Lois Lowry

Not every book I read for school kept me engaged, but there are a few that I’d happily revisit today. Classics likeCharlotte’s Web andThe Outsiders tell timeless stories with lovable characters and relevant themes. Revisiting books likeOf Mice & Men andThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe as an adult gives greater insight into their messages.

Mar 15, 2024 | tulsaworld.com | S.E. Hinton

Editor’s note: S.E. Hinton wrote the following, which was published in the Tulsa World’s Under the Reading Lamp column on April 30, 1967. Several people have asked me why I ever decided to write a book, and I’m usually at a loss for an answer.

Nov 24, 2023 | thriftbooks.com | Mike Reiss |F. Scott Fitzgerald |S.E. Hinton |Mathew Klickstein

Mike Reiss has been writing for The Simpsons for three decades. But in his spare time, he travels. He's been to 134 countries, everywhere from North Korea to the North Pole. He's a Jewish guy who's visited twenty-eight Muslim countries. He climbed to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and rode the doomed submarine The Titan down to the Titanic. He shares his most amazing journeys with great humor, warmth, and a candor you won't find in any other travel...