I am glad to say that this is a diverse selection, ten books by authors from all over the world. Duck Duck Taco Truck by Laura Lavoie (Author) Teresa Martinez (Illustrator) This is a fun book with clever rhymes and illustrations. “Duck. Duck. Taco truck. Working hard to make a buck.” The friendly ducks have […]
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As summer arrives, many people will leave the towns and cities and venture out into the forests, mountains, and wilderness areas to enjoy nature. If you are staying overnight, you might need a sleeping bag and you will need a backpack if you are venturing a distance from a road and vehicle. I recently had […]
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The Rolling Stones’ generation-defining lips logo is one of the most recognizable images in rock history. Let’s create one for a new band.
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GeekMom Elizabeth discusses using crochet to guide her way through an anxiety spike.
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Everyone loves heroes. However, heroes would be pretty dull, or not even heroes at all, if it were not for the villains. Some of the greatest villains of all time are the Disney Villains. Six years ago a new game was released that let players take on the roles of these villains. In Disney Villainous, […]
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GeekMom Elizabeth covers a preview of ‘Songs of the Spellbound Sea,’ a ‘Dungeons & Dragons 5e’ campaign being Kickstarted by So Many Robots.
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Although there are many benefits to paperless and digital tickets and announcements, there’s something to be said for having a pair of cool concert tickets in-hand.
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Nearly fourteen years ago, I fell in love with a book: The Search for WondLa by Tony DiTerlizzi. A girl named Eva Nine, raised in an underground bunker by a robot Muthr, makes her way to the surface and finds a completely different world than the one she has been training for. The book is targeted […]
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Another month, another great What on Earth! Magazine has hit the shelves. This month’s cover story is “Killer Plants.” What Is What on Earth! Magazine? What on Earth! magazine delivers bite-sized chunks of reference-book goodness each month. You have all the interest and rigor you’d expect from a leading publisher of reference books with a […]
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That eerie wallpaper in Haunted Mansion attractions is famous, and it came from the minds of imagineers, including one you might not know.
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‘Murder Road,’ the new ghost/mystery story from Simone St James, is an engaging dive into the myths and monsters we create ourselves in small-town America.
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Lucky Hart, paranormal investigator, meets Hennessee House, sentient structure, in this all-new tale of love and ghosts from Claire Kann.
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The Lunar Lift is the final piece of the Moon Pod puzzle, which completes a comfortable lounging experience when combined with the original Moon Pod and Crescent options.
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These project books have different ideas to get you making and have a surprising trait in common, all the young art makers started learning the craft very recently (like 2019) and have grown exponentially in these five years. You can go from zero to Pro in a very short time lapse! Creative Embroidery and Beyond- […]
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While sitting on a couch watching a movie or television, it is nice to have snacks and beverages close at hand with a TV tray. When in bed, a lap desk can be used to support a laptop for work or entertainment. Sometimes at work, you need to get up out of your chair and […]
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DC Pride 2024 #1 cover, via DC Comics. DC Pride 2024 #1 – Al Ewing, Ngozi Ukazu, Gretchen Felker-Martin, Jamila Rowser, Jarrett Williams, Nicole Maines, Calvin Casulke, Melissa Marr, Phil Jimenez, Writers; Stephen Byrne, Ngozi Ukazu, O’Neill Jones, DJ Kirkland, Jordan Gibson, Len Gogoue, Jenn St-Onge, Giulio Macaione, Artists; Triona Farrell, Marissa Louise, Jeremy Lawson, […]
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‘The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy’ is a light fantasy reworking of ‘The Shop Around the Corner’ that is sure to delight fans of romantic fantasy and Meg Ryan!
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Summer fun is coming with 2024’s Be the Artist series, where we look at some works of creativity you might know well, even if you don’t know the artists behind them.
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‘How to Read a Book’ is the newest novel by Maine author Monica Wood, and it is one to be devoured quickly and greedily.
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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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