Break in Posting

It has been almost a year since I have posted a single review and I want to say that it is not from lack of reading. In 2016 I started Law School and as I head towards the finish line I have been swamped with work. 

I have been reading and after July 2019, I fully intend to go back to posting and sharing every book I have managed to squeeze in between studying.

Big Nate: Revenge of the Cream Puffs by Lincoln Peirce

It's Big Nate, need I say more. In his super hilarious comic strips he's always trying to be a little wiseguy.  You'll definitely get a laugh or two out of it. It's aimed to children, BUT, as an adult I still enjoy them very much, so I'm gonna go with the five on this one.

Kids love these books. I guess they can relate to a lot to Nate’s strife’s with school and chores.

Rating 5 out of 5
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Wade's Wiggly Antlers by Louise Bradford

For this one I didn’t read with any children around. I read this one  because I thought the cover was just the cutes. 

Little Wade is losing his antlers, and while he used to have a little bit of angst when it comes to his antlers, losing them scares him.

But not to worry, these are just his baby antlers, so they’re supposed to fall off. Think baby teeth and the happiness/joy that comes after.

Rating 5 out of 5
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Canticos: Elefantitos / Canticos: Little Elephants by Susie Jaramillo

These rhyming/song books always draw the attention of toddlers. They can’t read and some of them can’t even speak but the like the tunes and they like to repeat the few words they can semi understand. 

A minor twist from the rhyme you remember as a child, still makes this book worthy of picking up for lil’ babies and toddlers learning that books are our friends. 

Rating 4 out of 5
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Little White Fish and His Daddy by Guido Genechten

This was cute short book perfect for bedtime story-time or for children learning to read. The sea animals and colorful depictions really pull the children in and make reading fun. 

We have different little sea animals telling Little White Fish what makes their daddies spacial and unique. It was just so adorable.

Rating 5 out of 5
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The Hellblazer, Volume 1: The Poison Truth by Simon Oliver (Writer), Moritat (Artist)

Rebirth took Constantine back to London and because it’s Constantine you can be sure there will be someone wanting his head.

Our lovable rogue is back to doing what he does worse and screwing things up. I will say, Constantine needs to get with a gym and maybe a boxing coach …. I know he’s going up against magical creatures, but still be ready to run.

Rating 5 out of 5

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When Crocs Fly: A Pearls Before Swine Collection by Stephan Pastis

Just laugh. I love reading these Pearls Before Swine books. It’s just one of those non-stop laughter books meant to chill you out after a long day at work. 

By the way #TeamCroc, because I find him the funniest character in these strips.

Rating 5 out of 5 
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