🎄HoHoHo Christmas Recommendation Countdown ~ 6 Days Until Christmas 🎄
Ingredients: Monsters, lots of laughs, answers, broken fourth walls, Christmas, candy
Ingredients: Monsters, lots of laughs, answers, broken fourth walls, Christmas, candy
Ingredients: Monsters, lots of laughs, answers, broken fourth walls, Christmas, candy
🎄HoHoHo Christmas Recommendation Countdown ~ 10 Days Until Christmas 🎄
Ingredients: Alaska, wolves, magic, parenting, wishes, winter, tears
Review for Nancy Parker’s Chilling Conclusions
Review for The Snowbear
Review for Superstar Tapir
The newest Mango & Bambang book, and boy was I delighted when my pre-order landed in my mailbox.
Review for The Holly Joliday
The third book, and this time it is Christmas! Will it bring snow, or will it be a typical winter for where our duo lives?
Review for The Snow Child (Re-Read)
I first read this one in 2012 (also in December), and I thought it would be the perfect time to re-read this one. It is almost Christmas, at times it is quite cold outside, and so this book, with a winter theme is perfection. I only read this one before I went to sleep, snuggling up in bed, and then 30 minutes of wonderful reading time.
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Snow Child
Mabel had known there would be silence. That was the point, after all. No infants cooing or wailing. No neighbor children playfully hollering down the lane. No pad of small feet on wooden stairs worn smooth by generations, or clackety-clack of toys along the kitchen floor. All those sounds of her failure and regret would be left behind, and in their place there would be silence.
Review for The Frozen Giant
I am a huge fan of the Scooby-Doo franchise, I watched all the series, and also the movies. So when I found these books about Scooby-Doo, I knew I had to read them.
Review for Snow + Rain
This is a combined review for Snow and Rain. Why? Because both books follow the same formula. It is insert raining or snowing, kid wants to go outside, grandpa is grumpy and takes ages, finally they go outside and then stuff happens.
Still I didn’t mind the repetitiveness, since the illustrations were gorgeous, and I just wanted to see what would happen when they finally would go outside. When they would finally go out in the rain or in the snow. What would they encounter and find?