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Undead Cheesehead by Scott Burtness My rating: 4 of 5 stars I Enjoyed This Story Immensely I’m not huge into zombies, and the premise, though fun, is not solid. Still, I enjoyed this story immensely. I felt it wrapped up the series well, too. What I liked was getting to know Stanley better. He’s such a kind, endearing character. His
Read moreI just like to laugh. It is so easy for me to get too serious and caught up in the darkness of the world. I am thankful for the humorous people in my life and the joys that surround me.*****Afterall, you never know what you’ll find on the shelves of a book store or in library – often there are
Read moreReviewed by Ann Linus for Readers’ Favorite The year is 3236, and time travel has been perfected. Travelers go back in time in an ethereal form, just observing and learning from history and not altering events. Julie is a seasoned traveler who has learned to separate her emotions from the events she witnesses because the past is past. On her latest mission
Read moreNot all monsters are scary or mean. Some can be really fun and charming.As they say, “don’t judge a book by its cover.”*****You never know what you’ll find on the shelves of a book store or in library – often there are some great treasures and lots of laughs! BOOK SUGGESTIONS:
Read moreBook Review by David Korson for Readers’ Favorite D.A. Northup shares the mechanics of an oil change thoroughly yet uncomplicatedly, always keeping safety at the forefront. Even though the characters’ descriptions are minimal, it is easy to picture them through the child’s curiosity and comprehension and through Grandpa’s wisdom and gentleness. Frequent images punctuate the narrative, offering glimpses of the tools and
Read moreBlack Vault: A Short Story by Alma Katsu My rating: 5 of 5 stars Unexpected & Interesting I wasn’t sure what I was getting into with this story, but I’ve read work from this author before and knew she was good. As anticipated, Alma Katsu didn’t disappoint. She penned an unexpected, engaging, and interesting tale that offered a new twist
Read moreSeptember 13th is National Celiac Disease Awareness Day. We celebrate it this day because it is Dr. Samuel Gee’s birthday. He was born in the UK on September 13, 1839 and is noted for writing the first paper documenting celiac disease. It was titled, On the Coeliac Affection, which was published in 1888. Currently, there is no cure for celiac disease. The
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