10 Random and Geeky Facts About Fictional Holidays
From Life Day to Chrismakkuh, television, movies, comics, and even video game worlds have their own set of holidays and observances.
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Category: Entertainment
Tabletop Review: ‘Grounded for Life’ Makes a Hysterical Family Game Night
GeekMom Elizabeth review ‘Grounded for Life’ a family party game from the makers of ‘What Do You Meme?’
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Celebrate the Return of ‘The Crown’ With Three Royally Splendid Reads
Celebrate the return of ‘The Crown’ with three books filled with the same scandals, tragedies, and difficult choices you have come to love.
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‘Kingdoms Lawn Game’ Brings Outdoor Fun to Your Backyard
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews Kingdoms Lawn Game, a great outdoor game for families and groups.
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Celebrate Healthcare Heroes with History Heroes and Julia Donaldson
Celebrate the hard work of our healthcare heroes this holiday season & encourage kids to do the same with History Heroes and Julia Donaldson.
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Snow Pets: Not Your Childhood Stocking Stuffer
Good things come in small packages, especially when they explode into a winter wonderland. Snow Pets are just the amount of sparkle you need to add to 2020.
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Tabletop Review: ‘What Do You Meme? Family Edition’ Is Good, Silly Fun
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews family card game ‘What Do You Meme? Family Edition.’
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‘Pikwik Pack’: A New Kids Show to Deliver the Sweets
‘Pikwik Pack’ is a new kids show to deliver all of the sweet joy! Starts this Saturday, November 7 on Disney Junior and DisneyNOW.
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Count to 10 and Breathe: the Best Video Games for Relaxing
Take a breath. Count to 10. You’ve got this. You have our Best Video Games for Relaxing. The perfect games to help manage your stress.
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‘A Fold Apart’: A Folding Puzzle Game About Navigating Loneliness
‘A Fold Apart’ is a puzzle game with an emotional backstory that follows a couple facing the challenges of a long-distance relationship.
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‘Name the Emoticon’: An Ideal Card Game for Virtual Get-Togethers
‘Name the Emoticon’ is a simple flashcard style party game where phrases are “written” using emojis and other players must guess what it is.
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Review: ‘History Comics: The Challenger Disaster’ by Pranas T. Naujokaitis
‘History Comics: The Challenger Disaster’ by Pranas T. Naujokaitis is a middle-grade graphic novel that explores the disaster in detail.
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‘Heroes’ Is a Worthy Successor to Stephen Fry’s ‘Mythos’
Read about mortal Greek heroes in Stephen Fry’s second volume of ‘The Greek Myths Reimagined’ series, ‘Heroes.’
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Between the Bookends: 8 Books We Read in October 2020
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie, Scott, and Rebecca review eight books they read during the spookiest month of the year.
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Llama Llama Takes on the Tooth Fairy
Anna Dewdney mollifies GeekMom Sarah’s Tooth Fairy skepticism with the newest tale of Llama Llama.
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Great Gaming Ghosties! The Best Video Games for Halloween
For Halloween 2020, it is totally fine to take your bucket of candy and settle in with the best video games for Halloween.
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Spooky New Reads from Candlewick Press
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Ghostology’ and ‘Where’s Waldo Spooky Spotlight Search’ from Candlewick Press.
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Discover Synthwave in ‘The Rise of the Synths’ Documentary Film
‘The Rise of the Synths’ is a documentary feature film that explores the roots and the rising popularity of synthwave music.
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Review: ‘The Fangirl’s Journal for Leveling Up: Conquer Your Life Through Fandoms’
‘The Fangirl’s Journal for Leveling Up’ is a guided journal that takes you through creating your own character, exploring fandoms, and more.
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Top 10 Reasons to Read ‘Fangirl’s Guide to the Universe’ by Sam Maggs
‘The Fangirl’s Guide to the Universe: A Handbook for Girl Geeks’ by Sam Maggs is the updated version of ‘The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy’ and encompasses everything there is to the geek world.
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