Celebrate National Coloring Book Day! When traveling and especially flying, it always amazes me what people do during a flight. As adults, we have a variety of reasons we travel, but for most of us, it fits into one of two categories business or personal! But when it comes to what we do on the […]
Celebrate February With Groundhug Day!
February 7, 2018 by · 2 Comments
February’s Perfect Book By far, this is the perfect story for February. Not only are you getting Valentine’s Day but also Groundhog Day! Both holidays are really seen together, but this time all of the animals want Groundhog to celebrate Valentine’s Day with them. Only what if he sees his shadow? Then he won’t be […]
Papillon Goes To The Vet
December 16, 2017 by · 1 Comment
Papillon Is A Cat Papillon is the fluffiest cat. This is a cat so fluffy he floats. He is perhaps one of the most adorable picture books characters I’ve ever seen. This white fluffy ball bounces around the pages. Written by A. N. Kang, this is the second adventure of Papillon. I must say that the […]
Munchem Academy Is Going To Steal Your Heart
December 8, 2017 by · Leave a Comment
Munchem Academy Series Munchem Academy is a newer series. The second book: Munchem Academy: The Girl Who Knew Even More, is another foray into how Mattie Larimore eventually becomes the world’s greatest thief. You may be hesitant at that premise, but you should know that this is not just a context of good or evil. […]
Suspect Red The Best Historical Fiction
December 2, 2017 by · Leave a Comment
Suspect Red Suspect Red is the perfect example of historical fiction. This novel by L. M. Elliott has the perfect balance of research and speculation. Adding to the tension are pictures and facts from the time period that are from the story. Nothing else can drop you into the paranoia of the Cold War faster […]
Beatrice Zinker Upside Down Thinker
November 29, 2017 by · 1 Comment
Beatrice Zinker Upside Down Thinker There are definitely some great first chapter books to be found. Beatrice Zinker Upside Down Thinker by Shelley Johannes is perfect for young kids. Beatrice is a little bit of a rebel or an outcast. She is not a traditional kid by any means. Beatrice after all prefers to think upside […]
How Do You Cook With Books?
November 19, 2016 by · Leave a Comment
Books have always been an extremely central part of our life. My dad used to buy books only available in Europe when he traveled and as you know Alison was a librarian for many, many years. When we moved from Louisville to Seattle, we moved about 50,000 pounds of books and that was after we […]
