January has been a busy and slightly odd month for us and as suspected our Star Wars marathon has had to extend into February. We took our time watching Clone Wars, we celebrated Krista’s birthday, and in the last week … Continue reading A Star Wars: High Republic Catch All Article from @kleffnotes
Roberta Seret is President and Founder of the NGO at the United Nations and the director of Advanced English and Film at the United Nations for the Hospitality Committee. In her role she educates and does a great deal of … Continue reading Gift of Diamonds Book Review from @kleffnotes
Luc Ponti is a sixteen-year old star basketball player who successfully wins an important tiebreaking game for the Palo Alto Vikings with a three-pointer during the last few seconds of the game. While this would be cause for celebration typically, … Continue reading I Can See Clearly from @kleffnotes
Now that Krista and I have made our way through The Clone Wars we also watched Episode III, Revenge of the Sith, pretty immediately afterward. While we were watching the last four episodes of the television series we noticed a … Continue reading The Final Four Episodes of Clone Wars and Revenge of the Sith Timeline from @kleffnotes
We have officially finished The Clone Wars! We actually finished it over the weekend, but with some minor article planning this one wasn’t planned until today, whether we had finished it or not. I am going to discuss the end … Continue reading A Little Bit of Ahsoka Love from @kleffnotes
As a small article for the start of the week I thought I would share some of my questions that I’ve had as we make our way through The Clone Wars. These aren’t very intense questions, but just sort of … Continue reading Questions I Have For Clone Wars So Far from @kleffnotes
I love magic and especially the use of dark magic in media. Well, I appreciate all magical things in plots, but the dark tone of some magic has that sort of horror vibe that I really like. I had very … Continue reading The Nightsisters, Magic, and Maul from @kleffnotes
Releasing today the bilingual children’s book, Pepito Has a Doll, examines gender roles and allows families to delve into the topic of gender norms and gender attraction. With the story told in Spanish and English it can act as a … Continue reading Pepito Has a Doll Children’s Book Review from @kleffnotes
Blood Will Have Blood is the second novel by Thomas H. Carry and his previous book was named one of 100 indie novels in 2020 by Kirkus Review. It was also a bestseller in satire fiction on Amazon, which is … Continue reading Blood Will Have Blood Book Review from @kleffnotes
Catherine Cavendish is a bit of a regular in my review articles. I have reviewed so many of her books that she has a small section that pops up when you search her name on the site. This new book, … Continue reading In Darkness, Shadows Breathe Book Review from @kleffnotes
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