Category: The Glass Castle

Desperate Times in Necville: The Lure of the Glass Castle’s Mysteries It was a cold, misty night in the Town of Necville in the 14th century. James’ family started to get the plague. He was trying to seek help from the plague doctors walking around town, trying to help as many people as they could.…

The Glass Castle Unveiled “Throne of Glass”, written by Sarah J. Maas, catches the reader’s attention from the first chapter and never lets go. That being said, something does leave the reader yearning to know more about the relationship between Celaena and her two lovers — Dorian and Chaol. During their romantic courtships, there always…

The Glass Castle: Stained Glass Beyond Traditional Spaces Stained glass is beautiful to look at and can be found in many more places than you think. When you think of stained glass, you might think of a museum, a church, etc. But, if you take a closer look at the homes, buildings, and facilities all…

Defining Museums: The Glass Castle Stands Out The word museum holds a diverse definition, from the simplest to the most complex. The simplest definition of the museum is a permanent non-profit institution that serves the society. According to the ICON Statute of 2007, a museum is a non-profit, permanent institution in the service of society…

The Glass Castle and Dreamworks’ Resurgence Did you know the movie “Shrek” saved Dreamworks from extinction? The movie Shrek not only saved the company financially, but it opened up a door for Dreamworks and gave them the ability to use computer animation to develop other movies such as Madagascar and Kung Fu Panda. The movie…