February 26-March 3 is Eating Disorders Awareness Week. This week is dedicated to spreading awareness of what eating disorders are, how to spot warning signs, and how to get help. It isn’t only for people who are suffering from eating disorders. It’s also for loved ones who may not yet understand the best ways they…
‘Inexpressibly Offensive:’ The Brighton Abattoir, Part III
Part 3 of a series that reviews the treatment of livestock through the lens of a slaughterhouse in Brighton, in the 1800s.
‘Steers Shot Down in the Streets of Brighton’ : The Brighton Abattoir, Part II
Part 2 of a series that reviews the treatment of livestock in the 1800s through the lens of a slaughterhouse in Brighton.
‘Reckless Barbarity Toward Animals’ : The Brighton Abattoir, Part I
This post reviews the treatment of livestock in the 19th century through the lens of the Brighton Abbittoir, a slaughterhouse in Brighton.
Teen Volunteer Review: The Downstairs Girl
In today's post, Wesford Academy student Mia Ikeda reviews The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee.
BPL Manuscript Card Catalog Now Online
The Rare Books and Manuscripts Department is happy to announce that we have digitized the entire manuscript card catalog and images of all the individual cards are now freely available online.
Teen Volunteer Review: The Mother-in-Law
In today's review, Edward M. Kennedy freshman Mariam Joumal shares her thoughts on the popular thriller The Mother-in-Law.
Teen Volunteer Review: A Game of Thrones
Boston Latin School sophomore Kien Bui shares his thoughts on the modern fantasy classic A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin
Queer Fiction Blog: February 2021
Hi, and welcome to the February edition of the Queer Fiction Blog! This month we have a seventh-grade amateur detective looking into her aunt's mysterious death, a young Nigerian girl who falls in love with another girl to the horror of her family, and a historical fantasy about a relationship lost to bound memories. Title/Author…
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