Between the Bookends: 9 Books We Read in April 2021
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie and Lisa review nine books covering a mixture of picture books, middle grade, YA, and adult.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie and Lisa review nine books covering a mixture of picture books, middle grade, YA, and adult.
Continue ReadingRomance isn’t a genre I often gravitate toward but I liked the idea of a story driven by music, so I gave ‘Mix Tape’ by Jane Sanderson a try.
Continue Reading‘The Secret Loves of Geeks’ is a collection of 37 illustrated stories, comics, prose, and essays about love. Their authors span a wide range of gender and sexuality, age and writing experience, making this a truly diverse collection.
Continue ReadingTake a break from what you’re doing and check out the latest research, quick kid experiment, and “romantic” music about the heart in this month’s Procrastination Destination.
Continue ReadingComics are doing what movies won’t: allowing people to love who they love and kiss who they wish.
Continue ReadingWhen mommy gets sick it’s time for some serious Netflix therapy.
Continue ReadingWhat do you think about Facebook’s new “reactions”?
Continue ReadingThe love that develops between Wade and Vanessa is a, example of the much more rare later sort of love. Hold on, hold on, bear with me here. Is it a parody? Absolutely. And an extreme one at that. But Wade and Vanessa’s relationship is all the most moving for being achievable. For being honest. For being equal.
Continue ReadingIn our very special adorkable way, we share our geekiness with one another and that keeps us constantly engaging with each other outside the daily grind.
Continue ReadingDakster and Karen share their reasons for loathing what they call “Forced Affection Day.”
Continue ReadingDavid makes a deal with Death for his art, but will he figure out his life before time runs out?
Continue ReadingPile it on this Valentine’s Day with some wonderfully geeky ways to say, “I love you.”
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