If your drawing skills are as lackluster as GeekMom Sarah’s you might find some cuddly inspiration in ‘Kawaii Birdies,’ a new How-to-Draw book from Jen Burdrock. It provides some very cuddly, chubby inspiration!
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GeekMom Elizabeth explores if Woobles kits really can teach you to crochet.
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Looking to reinstigate or reinvigorate your reading life? Sara Hildreth and Chelsey F can help you with that on their book lover’s podcast, novel Pairings.
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The final installment in the Pages and Co. series from British author Anna James arrives on US bookshelves this week. Get comfy! This is a wild ride through story, mythology, and time.
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‘Medusa’s Sisters’ is the debut novel of Boston author Lauren J. A. Bear, and follows the lesser known sisters of Medusa from birth and past the death of their beloved sister.
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Bababoo and Friends toys and books are charming, engaging, and made to last.
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The second novel from Su Bristow opens up a young girls world and future to the influence of a fairy queen and her court. A fasinating journey into childhood and glamour.
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‘Lyla in the Loop’ debuts on PBS KIDS next month. Along with other favorites like ‘Ada Twist Scientist’ and ‘Peg Plus Cat,’ this show is a funny STEM-based animated series for kids ages 4-8.
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If you are in need a cozy read this winter, look no further than the Fae-filled academic world of Emily Wilde.
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‘The Family Plan’ is a fun, family-friendly action romp.
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In the end, it was the simplest plastic toy that entertained us for the longest on Christmas Day this year. ‘Bluey: The Keepy Uppy Game’ was an instant hit this week, bringing joy to our whole family from ages 8 to 72.
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Whether you are discovering or rediscovering this award winning story from Ruth Stiles Gannett, you will be enchanted by the 75th anniversary edition of ‘My Father’s Dragon.’
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Enjoy this year’s addition to the beloved Snowmen series, the ‘Snowmen’s Twelve Nights of Christmas.’
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The Suckle Breastfeeding Top brings function, comfort, and style to a nursing mom’s wardrobe.
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‘The New Brownies’ Book,’ written by Dr. Karida Brown and Charly Palmer, is an ode to Black culture, accomplishments, and artistry.
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GeekMom Mel reviews Becky Chambers’s science fiction/space opera novel The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet!
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When it comes to hair-related products, you should know what kind of head is giving you the scoop. As a small child, I had solid 3a/3b ringlets. For the first chunk of my adulthood, I didn’t understand anything about curl types and suffered from attempting to apply advice from styling magazines clearly targeted at naturally […]
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Meats and cheeses galore, plus plenty of extras to make eating a real experience.
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A few weeks ago, I was looking for an audiobook to listen to in the car while driving a few hours to a college visit with my high school senior, and the library’s catalog suggested ‘It. Goes. So. Fast.: The Year of No Do-Overs.’
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Vivian Van Tassel and the Secret of Midnight Lake is the debut middle grade novel from Michael Witwer, drawing on his own gaming experiences and deep love of D&D. Exploring both the love of the game and the evolution of the game.
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