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- Falcon Four: Four mid-summer reads for July - Falcon Four: Four mid-summer reads for July By: Hannah Johnson Happy July Falcons! At about the halfway point of summer break, now is a great time to check in on summer reading goals. Whether you’re experiencing a mid-summer slump or are looking for new recommendations to add to your summer shelves, here are four books, all different genres for different readers or goals, for July reading. Classic: Dead Poets Society- N.H. Kleinbaum If you enjoy reading classic style books, The Dead Poets Society is a wonderful, fast summer read. This… Read more...
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- Oryx and Crake- Margaret Atwood - Oryx and Crake- Margaret Atwood By: Hannah Johnson “The whole world is now one vast uncontrolled experiment – the way it always was, Crake would… Read more...
- One Girl…Two Countries: Estelle McDoniel - One Girl…Two Countries: Estelle McDoniel By: Hannah Johnson BGSU grad and author Estelle McDoniel shares her experience via email in writing her biography One Girl…Two… Read more...
- Falcon Four: Four reading recommendations for Pride Month 2026 - Falcon Four: Four reading recommendations for Pride Month 2026 By: Hannah Johnson Happy Pride Falcons! Whether you aren’t too familiar with LGBTQ+ fiction, don’t know… Read more...
- Underground- Haruki Murakami - Underground- Haruki Murakami By: Hannah Johnson It had been a typical morning in Tokyo. It was a Monday, March 20, 1995, spring just beginning to… Read more...
- Falcon Four: Four poetry tips and some recommendations for National Poetry Month 2026 - Falcon Four: Four poetry tips and recommendations for National Poetry Month 2026 By: Hannah Johnson Happy April Falcons! April is National Poetry Month and whether… Read more...
- A Thousand Acres- Jane Smiley - A Thousand Acres- Jane Smiley By: Hannah Johnson “But now I saw with fresh conviction that it was us, all of us, who were failing,… Read more...



