Review for Kay’s Incredible Inventions
This time no biology, no medicine, this time Adam Kay takes us to through the history of inventions! Dumb, smart, and everything in between.
Review for Josephine and Her Dishwashing Machine
I received this book from Netgalley/the publisher in exchange of an honest review~
Review for Hedy Lamarr
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Leonora Bolt: Secret Inventor by Lucy Brandt + Gladys Jose
Fnizzle, Thwoosh, KABLOOM!
Leonora Bolt’s hair was on fire again. And so were her eyebrows. “Amazing,” she murmured, before realizing her head felt a bit hotter than usual. Grabbing a glass of water, she sloshed it right over herself.
Sizzlesizzlefizzzzzz!
Burnt brown curls stuck to her cheeks like seaweed. Great globs of grease dribbled down her grubby dungarees. And Leonora’s eyes gleamed with triumph.
Review for Nerdycorn
Think all unicorns are into glitter, rainbows and doing dances? Think again! Meet Fern, a nerdycorn~
Review for Future Friend
Rahul is back again, and this time he has a new friend and new mission! Will he gets his creativity back in time?
Top 10 Books November 2020
Review for Shoe Wars
Shoes, villains, dogs, and tons and tons of fun in this delightful book by Liz Pichon.
Teaser Tuesday ~ Shoe Wars by Liz Pichon
I let Random.org select a page and it selected 162.
Ivor dropped the kids off at school and hurried his way through the gates of World of Wedge. It was the BIG SHOE presentation day, and everyone would be trying to IMPRESS Wendy by demonstrating their own Wedge shoe creations.
Ivor was hoping that his camera shoes would impress Wendy so much she’d forget about the flying shoes.
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Flember: The Secret Book
Nestled upon Flember Island’s southern most mountain, like a beacon of light in the darkness, was the small village of Eden. And whilst Eden might have looked scary from the outside – being, as it was, concealed behind a ten-metre-high wall of sharpened tree trunks – on the inside flember, the energy of life, thrived. Forests bustled, meadows swayed, ponds glistened. Waterfalls crashed. Rivers trickled.
Villagers ambled about in the morning sunshine.
Our story starts here, in Eden, but away from the orange and blue rooftops of the streets. Down a winding path, across a crumbling stone bridge, in a clearing before Spindletree Forest.
Where a small house was to be found.