Reread for my 365 Kids Book challenge. You can see all the books on their own shelf.
Oh, man, now I want to dig a dinosaur skeleton out of the sand. SReread for my 365 Kids Book challenge. You can see all the books on their own shelf.
Oh, man, now I want to dig a dinosaur skeleton out of the sand. Seriously, I would have been perfectly happy if nothing else had happened, but there's magic and a wish. The art is lovely, informal and a bit faded looking and loose without being vague. Adorable bedtime book.
Read yet again for my 365 Kids Book challenge. You can see all the books on their own shelf. Even as I am trying to catch up on my backlog of reviews Read yet again for my 365 Kids Book challenge. You can see all the books on their own shelf. Even as I am trying to catch up on my backlog of reviews in order to clear the TBR shelves for monsters, murder, and suchlike for the two months of All Hallow's Read and Halloween Bingo, I walked out of my libraries yesterday with more books than I could carry into the house in one trip.
What kills me is that I keep checking out books that I have already read, with no recollection. If 카지노싸이트 didn't remember I wouldn't know at all (one of my libraries keeps no records of previous books). The things that make them appealing to me, like big critters doing people stuff, must be pretty deeply grounded.
Okay, so the science isn't quite there, but it sounds plausible. And probably no one has ever been so gifted at describing the way things go wrong in Okay, so the science isn't quite there, but it sounds plausible. And probably no one has ever been so gifted at describing the way things go wrong in a cascading error....more
I don't know why Edwina isn't as big a hit as Elephant and Piggy or any of Willem's other characters. Could she be just too cute?I don't know why Edwina isn't as big a hit as Elephant and Piggy or any of Willem's other characters. Could she be just too cute?...more
Joss Whedon writes a script that takes us back to the turn of the last century in New York. Steampunk clothes, social issues of the day, and fighting Joss Whedon writes a script that takes us back to the turn of the last century in New York. Steampunk clothes, social issues of the day, and fighting other teams of super-powered folk. Fun.
Yes, I'm perfectly willing to enjoy illustrations showing brightly-colored dinos of different epochs interacting with their pet cats. I loved it. SqueYes, I'm perfectly willing to enjoy illustrations showing brightly-colored dinos of different epochs interacting with their pet cats. I loved it. Squee factor high.
the combination of text and art is so good I can't stand it. I love petulant dinos, apparently.the combination of text and art is so good I can't stand it. I love petulant dinos, apparently....more
So now the teens not only have to work together to protect themselves, but the power vacuum left by their no-longer-overlording-parents means that LA So now the teens not only have to work together to protect themselves, but the power vacuum left by their no-longer-overlording-parents means that LA now looks attractive to other villains.
They rise to the challenge.
Now is as good a time as any to mention that I love how Vaughan addressed the traditional gender imbalance of comics: he just created more female characters. Wow, that's easy.
A re-read to honor the addition of a new Webkinz dino to the menagerie. I wonder how many of these I've memorized?A re-read to honor the addition of a new Webkinz dino to the menagerie. I wonder how many of these I've memorized?...more
This was a huge favorite of the Offspring when they were young. As the got older they continued to love Boynton in general, and a number of books lingThis was a huge favorite of the Offspring when they were young. As the got older they continued to love Boynton in general, and a number of books lingered on the shelves until quite recently, but this one was a sweet baby book....more
what kid wouldn't love a story about a kid who gets to hang with a talking dino? Okay, the Possum didn't care for it, but the PandaBat did. Syd Hoff lwhat kid wouldn't love a story about a kid who gets to hang with a talking dino? Okay, the Possum didn't care for it, but the PandaBat did. Syd Hoff loved playing baseball, it turns out, which explains why baseball is featured in all his books that I have.
Natasha and I have been really enjoying these. Kevin is now my favorite character. I recommend the graphic novels and the only associated novel I've sNatasha and I have been really enjoying these. Kevin is now my favorite character. I recommend the graphic novels and the only associated novel I've so far read, Doctor Who: Plague of the Cybermen, as well as the show itself and the vigorous fandom of Twitter as a good shared-family sort of interest. [Veronica loves the show, but prefers her reading more contemporary and realistic]. The graphic novels are providing a good way for me to keep in parallel with Natasha, even though I'm mostly not reading to her anymore.
Yes, I'm following in the footsteps of Neil Gaiman and sharing our multi-generational fandom.
It's a fine book, but I don't know that it's the best. Not that I can think of a better off the top of my head, but it hasn't really lingered in my miIt's a fine book, but I don't know that it's the best. Not that I can think of a better off the top of my head, but it hasn't really lingered in my mind as amazing or anything.
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