The Fated Sunset by Nishanth R. explores themes of guilt, greed, regret and revenge against the historical backdrop of 1918 through 1934.
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I have recently been trying to experience more of the world and while I have begun traveling more I will forever be a bit of an armchair explorer. I find myself drawn to books that let me immerse myself in another place. Reading Why LA, Pourquoi Paris?, written by Diane Ratican and beautifully illustrated by Eric Giriat and Nick Lu, allowed me to visit not one, but two cities from the comfort of my own home. Continue reading “Why LA, Pourquoi Paris? by @Diane_Ratican Review from @kleffnotes”
As a very dedicated night owl, when I found out about The Nocturnal Journal I immediately thought it would be perfect for my life. This book isn’t designed to help you fall asleep more quickly, but instead is meant to help you spend the extra time you are awake doing something more productive than tossing and turning in the darkness. I hunkered down a few night in a row, and admittedly also used it during daylight hours on my lunch break, and really enjoyed this delightful activity book perfect for curling up with under the covers with a flashlight like you did as a little kid. Continue reading “The Nocturnal Journal Book Review ( @TarcherPerigee ) from @kleffnotes”
Kyle Cowan has crafted an enduring and important story around the weighty and often misunderstood theme of depression. In Sunshine is Forever, we see the growth of characters who at first glance were alone in their torment. Eventually, through a series of events, these characters formulate an unexpected bond cemented by their quest for freedom from Camp Sunshine, a facility for teens with mental health issues.
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Emmy winning adventurer, wildlife expert and leading YouTube creator kicks off multi-city tour September 15 in NYC in conjunction with the September 12 release of the book. Continue reading “Coyote Peterson Announces New Book and Live Tour with: Coyote Peterson’s Brave Adventures: Wild Animals in a Wild World”
On The CW’s Supernatural, Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) lead colorful lives hunting supernatural evil. Yet, it isn’t all black and white fighting the things that go bump in the night because the brothers have met a friendly monster or two.
Siobhán Gallagher has created a fun and inventive way for adults to choose their own adventures in her book In a Daze Work: A Pick-Your-Path Journey Through the Daily Grind. I enjoyed reading this book so much that not only did I go through multiple daily adventure storylines, but I also read it all the way through to make sure I didn’t miss a single page. Continue reading “In a Daze Work by Siobhán Gallagher Book Review ( @penguinrandom )from @kleffnotes”
Looking to add a bit of fun and color to your look this summer? Always thought about getting a tattoo, but not sure just what to do? Then you definitely need to check out this inventive new book from K.L. Cao, DIY Temporary Tattoo Art: Easy Step-By-Step Instructions for Watercolor, Henna, Flash Tattoos, and More! Continue reading “DIY Temporary Tattoo Art by K. L. Cao Book Review ( @simonschuster )from @kleffnotes”
I had the chance to chat author Bob Batchelor about his love for Marvel and his upcoming book, Stan Lee: The Man Behind Marvel. He shared the surprising place you can find Stan Lee’s archive as well as what he thought about the new Spider-Man movie. I would like to thank him again for chatting with me about his really interesting research and comic books.
Bob’s Batchelor’s Stan Lee: The Man Behind Marvel provides an insightful look into not only the titular man himself, but also the complex and captivating world of Marvel Comics growth and evolution over the years. While the book will not be released until September 2017 the debut of a brand new Marvel film, Spider-Man: Homecoming, earlier this month provided me with the perfect moment to promote this book. Continue reading “Stan Lee: The Man Behind Marvel by Bob Batchelor Book Review ( @CultPopCulture ) from @kleffnotes”
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