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It was whimsical little structure, seemingly right out of a fairy tale. Straight lines were non-existent, almost like a child had built it. There was an arched door that widened at the top, a railing that slanted toward the slide, a porthole that opened outward, and even a chimney that was more cartoonish than functional; leaning as if to puff out smoke like that of a dancing tugboat...
In this cute little book, parent and child compete in declaring their love for each other... Subscriber Content In this cute little book, parent and child compete in declaring their love for each other. Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram create a bunny family who love each other so much that they are willing to out-do… Continue reading Children’s Book: Guess How Much I Love You
Olivia Hunt was ready to leave her world and all of her failures behind... Subscriber Content Olivia Hunt was ready to leave her world and all of her failures behind. In the middle of constructing her fourth and artfully crafted suicide note, she received a call from her father that had taken a turn in… Continue reading The True and Outstanding Adventures of the Hunt Sisters
Godzilla movies were my favorite to watch when I was a kid. Since my mother had told me that Godzilla wasn't real, I kept watching the movies over and over to try to figure out how they made the creatures so life-like, and how they could make the humans look so small!
