Griffin Reads – Armor
Armor delivers gritty action, raw psychological depth, and unexpected literary ambition. Read More …
Tag: Griffin Reads
Doing Some Exciting Things with My YouTube Channel
I’ve had a YouTube channel sitting around for years, but I never really gave it much attention. A few book trailers, one attempt at a video essay, and then… not much else. But that’s starting to change. Read More …
Griffin Reads – Charlotte’s Web
A timeless story of kindness, loyalty, and the quiet power of words, Charlotte’s Web has touched generations with its gentle wisdom and emotional depth. Read More …
Griffin Reads – Wren to the Rescue
This is the first book in a classic middle grade fantasy series featuring strong female leads, magical training, found family, and a journey of friendship and self-discovery. Read More …
Griffin Reads – Snuff
In Terry Pratchett’s Snuff, Commander Sam Vimes takes a much-needed vacation to the countryside—only to discover that crime exists even in the most pastoral settings. Read More …
Griffin Reads – Deep Storm
Deep Storm is a science fiction thriller that follows Dr. Peter Crane, a neurobiologist recruited to investigate a mysterious and dangerous project deep beneath the ocean. Read More …
Griffin Reads – Shadow of the Hunter: Stories of Eskimo Life
Shadow of the Hunter is a collection of stories based on Richard K. Nelson’s immersive experiences with the Tareogmiut, an Eskimo community in Alaska. Read More …
Griffin Reads – The Book of Three
The Book of Three, the first volume in Lloyd Alexander’s The Chronicles of Prydain series, introduces readers to the land of Prydain, a fantasy world inspired by Welsh mythology. Read More …
Griffin Reads – The Shepherd, the Angel, and Walter the Christmas Miracle Dog
In The Shepherd, the Angel, and Walter the Christmas Miracle Dog, humorist Dave Barry crafts a heartwarming and hilarious tale set during the holiday season. Read More …
Griffin Reads – The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward is a horror novel by H.P. Lovecraft, first written in 1927 but only published posthumously in 1941. Read More …
