The Saga Continues: ‘Doctor Aphra’ by Sarah Kuhn
The second ‘Star Wars’ original audio drama centers on Doctor Aphra, a rogue archaeologist & classic anti-hero first introduced in the comics.
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‘How It All Blew Up’ by Arvin Ahmadi, A Muslim LGBTQ Bildungsroman
‘How It All Blew Up’ by Arvin Ahmadi is a YA, LGBTQ, Own Voices story told from the perspectives of four members of a Muslim family.
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7 Cat-Themed Games for the Whole Family
Many cat-themed tabletop games have been produced over the years and I’m here to share seven of my favorites with you today.
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The Saga Continues: ‘Ahsoka’ by E. K. Johnston
The YA novel ‘Ahsoka’ by E. K. Johnston continues Ahsoka’s story and explores what happened to her in the time after Order 66.
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7 Picture Books from 2020 to Read with Your Family
Here are seven diverse picture books released during 2020 that are well worth reading aloud with your children at bedtime.
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Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: ‘Streets’ by Haakon Hoel Gaarder
‘Streets’ is a tile-laying/worker placement game from the team behind ‘Villagers’ that is currently funding on Kickstarter.
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Happy Socks Partners with Disney for New Retro Range
Disney has partnered with Happy Socks to produce a retro, 80s-themed range of socks starring Mickey, Minnie and the gang.
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Between the Bookends: 6 Books We Read in August 2020
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie and Rebecca share five middle-grade and YA books they have enjoyed recently.
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‘Star Wars Episode I: Racer’ Remastered Is Retro ‘Star Wars’ Done Right
‘Star Wars Episode I: Racer’ is a remastered edition of the classic 1999 Nintendo 64 racing game now available on modern consoles.
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5 Fantastic Middle-Grade Books Perfect for Back to School
I’ve put together a bunch of fantastic middle-grade books covering a variety of genres and styles that I hope will inspire your young readers.
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My First Scalextric: A Fast-Paced Home Racing Set That’s Not Just for Kids
My First Scalextric: Looney Tunes is a small scale, themed Scalextric set aimed at younger children aged from three and up.
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The Saga Continues: ‘Poe Dameron: Free Fall’ by Alex Segura
‘Poe Dameron: Free Fall’ by Alex Segura is a YA novel that covers the period in Poe’s life where he worked for the Spice Runners of Kijimi.
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Cat Quest: A Series of Purrrrfectly Pawsome Fantasy RPG Video Games
‘Cat Quest’ is a fantasy, RPG video game series in which you explore the world of Felingard as a cat known as the Dragonblood.
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‘Neversong’: A Psychological Adventure Game About Loss and Hope
In ‘Neversong’ you play as Peet, a boy who has just awoken from a coma brought on by shock after witnessing his girlfriend being kidnapped.
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‘Cinderella Is Dead’ by Kalynn Bayron, LGBTQ YA Fantasy With a Twist
‘Cinderella is Dead’ by Kalynn Bayron is a YA fantasy with a twist set in the kingdom of Mersailles, 200 years after Cinderella’s death.
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Between the Bookends: 8 Books We Read in July 2020
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie, Sarah, and Anika share eight books they have been reading this summer.
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Mars Month: ‘Space 2069’ by David Whitehouse Book Review
‘Space 2069’ imagines where humanity may be in terms of space exploration by the time of the 100th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing.
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Mars Month: Bake Some Mars Cookies for Launch Day/Where to Watch
Today I will be sharing a recipe for Mars cookies, offering suggestions for a full launch day menu, and sharing how to watch the launch.
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‘Marvel’s Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire’ – Episodes 10-11 Recap and Review
‘Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire’ is a serialized novel released every week on Serial Box. Today I’m recapping and reviewing episodes 10 and 11.
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Mars Month: ‘The Search for Life on Mars’ by E Howell and N Booth
‘The Search for Life on Mars’ is a detailed look at humanity’s quest to discover conclusive evidence of life on the Red Planet.
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