A blog series featured on https://jmnorthup.com/tag/whatnornsreads PURCHASE LINK REVIEWED BY J.M. NORTHUP Tragic and PowerfulThe blend of German folklore and WWII was brilliant. The humanity of Uwe made the monsters more defined by their lack of compassion. The appeal from benefits reaped made the Devil’s promises and evil itself more appealing. Combined, it was a … Continue reading #WhatNornsReads – THE WEHR WOLF: A SHORT STORY Reviews From Our Book Club
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Book Reviews by Karen, Julie, & Sahara
REVIEWED BY J.M. NORTHUP Enjoyable Holiday Read This short story was a fun way to warm my cold winter reading. It honestly reflected both the cheer and melancholy of Christmas. The supernatural elements gave an old world edge on the modern day tale. I loved Augustin. The traditions he shared with Petra, which he invited … Continue reading Book Reviews by Karen, Julie, & Sahara
#BooksForTheHoliday – Crossword Puzzle Day
A featured series on the Norns Triad Publications' book blog, which helps readers find great books and resources for various holidays & observances around the world! https://nornstriad.com/tag/booksfortheholiday Learn more about CROSSWORD PUZZLE DAY from nationaldaycalendar.com December 21st is the annual celebration of Crossword Puzzle Day. This is done to commemoration the first game that appeared … Continue reading #BooksForTheHoliday – Crossword Puzzle Day
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Learn more from nationaldaycalendar.com National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day began in 2011, though people have been having fun with this for a lot long. "In 2014, they partnered with Save the Children in their 'Make the World Better with a Sweater' campaign." https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-ugly-christmas-sweater-day-third-friday-in-december My oldest daughter's family LOVES to wear ugly sweaters during the holiday season. Honestly, … Continue reading National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Readers, Santa’s List Day Is Here!
In 280 A.D. Patara, which is modern-day Turkey, is where the legend of Santa Claus started. This is when and where the real Saint Nicholas was born. His legendary propensity to give gifts secretly was the premise for our model of Santa Claus ("Saint Nick") via Sinterklaas. Traditions have developed and matured across cultures. One of … Continue reading Readers, Santa’s List Day Is Here!
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