Hawthrone Heights Music Review

The members of "Hawthorne Heights" hit the mainstream in 2004, with their breakthrough album "The Silence in Black and White."

In two years, they have become more than the once garage-band; they are now one of the leaders in the new rock scene. Their debut album "The Silence in Black and White," was a huge success, breaking sales records and receiving platinum record status in 2005. Followed by their 2006 album "If Only You Were Lonely," receiving a Gold certification.

The band's newest album, "Skeleton" has a similar sound to their previous work but has a more mature technique. The song "Unforgivable," is a combination of strong rock undertones with meaningful lyrics. For fans of the band's pervious work, "Skeleton" does not disappoint.

"Til Morning Light" Book Review

Picking up from where "Leaving Ireland" leaves off, "Til Morning Light" tells the final chapter of the story of Gracelin O'Malley.

Gracelin finally arrives in New York City, after surviving both the long and strenuous journey to America and the horrific events of the Irish Famine.

The author Ann Moore, create an atmosphere of realism and hope, when describing the events in the lives of Grace, her family and to her friends.

The audience becomes captivated by the struggles that the O'Malley family is faced with, in this classic tale of the underdog.