Hello Book Fiends (and Dragon Lovers) of Bloglandia! Okay, a quick tip for your Wednesday... It's pretty unlikely you'll find an omelet for 99c, but I wouldn't recommend eating it if you did. However, during the month of June, for 99c, you can get a tale about an omelet-loving dragon. And that is something … Continue reading I Don’t Recommend the 99-cent Omelet
May’s Top Three Reads: Twisty Sci-Fi, French Flair, and Binge-Worthy Murder
Hello Book Fiends of Bloglandia! How was your reading month? Not to brag, but mine was spectacular! Okay, I did come across one book that was pretty darn stupid, but even that one was stupidly entertaining. May's spectacular fiction also had me doing something I NEVER do: I became a series binger and gobbler. … Continue reading May’s Top Three Reads: Twisty Sci-Fi, French Flair, and Binge-Worthy Murder
All Aboard the Book Store!
Hello Book Nerds of Bloglandia! Oops, with all the excitement (read: self-promotion posts) around my latest book release, our poor little Book Owl got left all alone in his nest. And believe me, I got quite the beak-ful about being so late with this month's silly dive into book-related history. He may look cute, but … Continue reading All Aboard the Book Store!
April’s Top Three Reads: Devilish Dolls, Witty Women, and a Penguin
Hello Book Fiends of Bloglandia! So, how was the reading side of your April life? I don't mean to brag, but mine was FABULOUS! See, except for two big duds, it seemed every book I picked up or listened to was really, really, REALLY good, and I ended up scattering four- and five-star reviews … Continue reading April’s Top Three Reads: Devilish Dolls, Witty Women, and a Penguin
The Story of the Bookmobile, From Perambulators to Pack Animals
Hello Book Nerds of Bloglandia! With the unseasonably cold, wet, and utterly miserable weather we're having here in the Pacific Northwest this spring, it's going to be a loooonnnggg time before the neighborhood hears the cheerful (and somewhat creepy) tune of the ice cream truck. But that's okay (not the weather thing, that seriously sucks), … Continue reading The Story of the Bookmobile, From Perambulators to Pack Animals
March’s Top Three Reads: Mutant Sheep, Fallen Stars, and Magical Medics
Hello Book Fiends of Bloglandia! What's that saying about March? In like a lion and out like a lamb? Well, for me (at least as far as reading goes), March came roaring in with a fabulous fantasy adventure and went cavorting out like a genetically modified sheep. But I suppose that isn't as catchy. … Continue reading March’s Top Three Reads: Mutant Sheep, Fallen Stars, and Magical Medics
Take These Broken Wings, And Learn to Write Again…
Happy Wednesday, Bloglandia! If you tuned into this blog post thinking it's going to be about my attempts to "Weird Al" that classic Mr Mister song from the 1980s, sorry to disappoint. It's actually about my arm. As in the body part attached at my shoulder. I know, a bit of an odd topic, but … Continue reading Take These Broken Wings, And Learn to Write Again…
Fake News: The 1835 Edition (The Great Moon Hoax)
Hello Book Nerds of Bloglandia! Fake news is nothing new, but unlike today with our ranting politicians and angry mobs, spreading fake news used to be a lot more fun. In this latest "episode" of the Podcast Formerly Known As Book Owl, we launch ourselves into some out of this world reporting from 1835 when … Continue reading Fake News: The 1835 Edition (The Great Moon Hoax)
February’s Top Three Reads: Cow Vaginas, Travel Antics, and Little Grey Cells
Hello Book Fiends of Bloglandia! I almost thought this month was going to be a triple dose of non-fiction. But leave it to Agatha Christie to beat out the competition with a clever little mystery. Overall, I had another fairly "meh" month of reading. Nothing was truly awful, but nothing blew me out of … Continue reading February’s Top Three Reads: Cow Vaginas, Travel Antics, and Little Grey Cells
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