Outside of the daily standardized tests, Grace Field House looks an awful lot like a high-quality preschool. Maybe that’s why, in a strange way, I found myself relating to Isabella through my own career in early childhood education.
A big new year comes with fresh new shows—and a few familiar faces. The team got together to pick their top recommendations for the Winter season.
The weather outside may be frightful, but some of these winter anime are pretty darn delightful.
The Promised Neverland might be the most excited I’ve been about a Shonen JUMP manga adaptation in years.
The Promised Neverland begins as a sharply crafted horror story, but it soon reveals itself to be a sophisticated critique on restrictive social practices—including the hellishly limited roles expected of girls.
There is a double standard at play: media targeted at or starring women is “for girls,” while media targeted at or starring men is “for everyone” (unless, of course, someone who isn’t a man is critical of it; then it wasn’t “for them”).
