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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

No Cure for Nature Review

No Cure for Nature
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I read this book as a recomendation from my librarian and I am grateful for her. A story full of jokes and fun characters with a message of preserving the earth. Where else can I read a story where a man teams up with a bowling ball and a gopher to take on Mother Nature? I had my daughter read this book after me and I could hear her laughing from the other room while she read.

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In a time of worldwide environmental degradation by humankind, Mother Nature unified a resistance amongst all other beings to reclaim their earth.The battle was easily won and the humans were forced into prisons so that the earth could have time to rejuvenate, but unfortunately, with the new power bestowed upon her, Mother Nature turned corrupt.Ruling the world with an iron fist and a fierce feral army to back her, times were worse than when the humans ruled.In a literal tale of man versus nature, one human, Guy, an unlikely and unmotivated individual, struggles to break out of his prison with the aid of his new friends, to fight the wrongs of the world.The quest of one man, a gopher, a bee, a bowling ball, and an ear of corn is strung together through a world of puns, jokes, wordplay, and an assortment of bizarre characters.Guy's mental and physical capabilities are pushed to the limits as he takes on the responsibilities of the world, undergoes epic challenges, copes with losses, and watches himself deteriorate in the comical adventure extravaganza.

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Monday, April 30, 2012

Skittles in a bag Review

Skittles in a bag
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This is a beautiful wooden toy set. I love that they made in the USA. My kids are going to really enjoy playing with them. They are the perfect size for my young children.

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Whether summer or winter, rain or shine, outdoors or indoors, there is no stopping a bowling game. It is a game for all people, big or small. It can be played as ninepin or skittles tabletop or alley - cannonball or West Country. Americans put a spin on the game by adding a tenth pin and playing tenpin or long alley bowling. Made of wood pieces. Each set contains nine plain pins, one twin-striped headpin, two balls, a cloth bag, and a link to instructions for many different games from ancient to modern. The hardwood bowling balls are choking-safe if little ones are around. The set is unfinished natural wood allowing children to paint or stain the pins for personalization. They can also be left unfinished and will withstand rigorous play. Skittles in a bag, featuring 5" inch pins, is perfect for those toddling toddlers learning about balance and accuracy. We are positive that the craftsmanship and durability will greatly impress you and your little one.

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Friday, September 2, 2011

Geek Chic: The Zoey Zone Review

Geek Chic: The Zoey Zone
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Eleven-year-old (Okay, more like ten and seven-eighths) Zoey Zinevich has figured out exactly what she needs before sixth grade starts in 198 days: a fairy godmother!
A good FG could fix up her hair, help her accessorize and make her "chic" (which can be used as both a noun and an adjective). Maybe with that kind of outside help, she and her friend, Venus, could eat lunch at The Table Bashley (ruled by Brittany and Ashley) instead of being banished to Table Ten, where Alex Shemtob inhales his food and exhales it again. Woe to those not wearing an art smock.
A surprise photo shoot at Harry S. Truman School by U GrL magazine brings Zoey's interests in presidents and molto retro clothing (molto means "very" in Italian, and retro means Zoey's grandpop's bowling shirt and fedora) to the spotlight. The creative director, a chic Lady in Black named Jazz, seems especially taken with Zoey's hat.
Could Jazz be the FG Zoey's been waiting for, or will she be stuck at Table Ten with bad hair forever?
Told in an almost multi-media format, using TV scripts and stills from "ZTube" videos produced by Zoey herself, this story will appeal to younger female fans of books like DIARY OF A WIMPY KID and MIDDLE SCHOOL IS WORSE THAN MEATLOAF.
The ending may be a bit unrealistic, but I'm anxious to see if this might lead to more Zoey stories in the future.
Reviewed by: Allison Fraclose

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