Eisha Banwait, Author at Ripple Foundation Wave Blog

A person throws their body in the air in an expression of dancing.

By Eisha Banwait

My Life as a Dancer

Eisha Banwait takes us on a journey inside the life of a dancer, as she navigates stage fright, practice, injuries and performances.

Some classic villains from literature are silhouetted.

By Eisha Banwait

Why I’m Drawn to Villainous Characters

Eisha Banwait explains the allure of villains and villainous characters in literature, and what attributes make them appealing.

The cover of West Side Story is shown, featured next to the cover of Romeo and Juliet, pictured kissing.

By Eisha Banwait

Classic Literature in the 21st Century: Why It’s Still Relevant

Eisha Banwait examines why classic literature remains important to a younger audience, even if it seems outdated and irrelevant.

Three of the books that make up the Caraval universe are shown, titled Caraval, Legendary and Finale.

By Eisha Banwait

Stephanie Garber’s Caraval Universe

Eisha Banwait explores the family bonds and romantic connections that make up Stephanie Garber's Caraval universe.

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