Dungeon Crawler Carl: A Book Review
I’ve heard about the book DUNGEON CRAWLER CARL for several years. I finally decided to give it a shot. While I’m glad I did, I will not be reading the rest of the series. I found the first book of the series was nothing but a version of THE HUNGER GAMES for boys who like […]
Creepy Poetry For 6th Graders
When I was a child, my mom used to read poetry to us, especially from an orange book that had been a sixth grade school book published in 1927. My sister took it when her son was young and read to him from it; I “inherited” it when my children were young. (My daughter has […]
Getting Joyful: A Crystal Quest
Last year, I was introduced to the book, JOYFUL: THE SUPRISING POWER OF ORDINARY THINGS TO CREATE EXTRAORDINARY HAPPINESS by Ingrid Fetell Lee. The book reinforced many things I already instinctually knew. It explained to me why I wanted my office painted yellow (more than a year after I went for Benjamin Moore’s “Sunshine” on […]
Joyful: Color & Light Revisited
I recently read a “self-improvement” book that made a lot of sense to me. This doesn’t happen often. I find many “self-help” type books to be not only repetitious, but also written by men who have wives and staffs. I keep threatening to write my own tell-all and titling it Working at the Bottom of […]