Yesterday, we introduced you to Handcuffs, a novel by Masque of the Red Death author Bethany Griffin. Today, we have an additional feature for you -- Bethany's study guide for Handcuffs! Discussion Questions for Handcuffs 1. If one of your parents lost their job and did not immediately get another one, how would this impact... Continue Reading →
Today, we want to feature another novel by Masque of the Red Death author Bethany Griffin: Handcuffs. Here's what it's all about: Parker Prescott is an Ice Princess. Cold, aloof, a snob. At least, that's what everyone says on Marion Hennessey's blog. And everyone reads Marion Hennessey's blog. Parker Prescott is a middle child. She's... Continue Reading →
Today, we want to feature another novel by Masque of the Red Death author Bethany Griffin: Handcuffs. Here's what it's all about: Parker Prescott is an Ice Princess. Cold, aloof, a snob. At least, that's what everyone says on Marion Hennessey's blog. And everyone reads Marion Hennessey's blog. Parker Prescott is a middle child. She's... Continue Reading →
Over the past week, we've featured some of the more educational aspects of Bethany Griffin's Masque of the Red Death, which was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's short story of the same name. Today we're ending by providing some possible essay topics and project ideas. Essays: Compare and contrast Griffin's Masque of the Red Death... Continue Reading →
Over the past week, we've featured some of the more educational aspects of Bethany Griffin's Masque of the Red Death, which was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's short story of the same name. Today we're ending by providing some possible essay topics and project ideas. Essays: Compare and contrast Griffin's Masque of the Red Death... Continue Reading →
Earlier this week, we shared a guest blog from Masque of the Red Death author Bethany Griffin, discussing the use of YA lit alongside the classics in the classroom. Tomorrow, we'll share our ideas on using Bethany's Edgar Allan Poe-inspired novel in the classroom -- but for now, here are Bethany's study questions for the... Continue Reading →
Earlier this week, we shared a guest blog from Masque of the Red Death author Bethany Griffin, discussing the use of YA lit alongside the classics in the classroom. Tomorrow, we'll share our ideas on using Bethany's Edgar Allan Poe-inspired novel in the classroom -- but for now, here are Bethany's study questions for the... Continue Reading →
Our May Book of the Month, Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin, was inspired by the short story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe. So all month, we've been featuring lots of information about Poe. Today, we're bringing you some of the author/poet's most famous quotes! Once upon a midnight dreary,... Continue Reading →
Our May Book of the Month, Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin, was inspired by the short story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe. So all month, we've been featuring lots of information about Poe. Today, we're bringing you some of the author/poet's most famous quotes! Once upon a midnight dreary,... Continue Reading →
Every good book deserves a playlist, so we've compiled a few titles we think reflect the themes in Bethany Griffin's Masque of the Red Death. Let us know if you agree, and what songs you'd add. "Fire Escape" by Civil Twilight "The Perfect Drug" by Nine Inch Nails "The King and All of His Men"... Continue Reading →
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