Win a copy of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw on DVD

Hitting DVD on November 5 is Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. This brings fan favorites from Fast & Furious, Hobbs, the take-no-guff policeman and Deckard Shaw, the best baddie in the series, and puts them in their own film. In Hobbs & Shaw they’re forced to team up to take down a cyber-genetically enhanced anarchist Brixton Lorr, played by Idris Elba. As if the cast couldn’t get any cooler, toss in Vanessa Kirby who plays Shaw’s sister. You’ll recognize Kirby from Mission Impossible: Fallout and The Crown. She steals scenes in everything she’s in.

Win a DVD Combo Pack of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. It’s rated PG-13 and travels the globe with swagger and action.

Hobbs & Shaw is rated PG-13 for prolonged action sequences, suggestive material and some strong language. If you’re looking for a fast paced, action film that delivers on what you think it should this is it. It’s got an 88% score on Rotten Tomatoes and an “A-“ on CinemaScore. Bonus: this combo pack of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw has 80 minutes of never-before-seen bonus content, an alternate ending, making-of, bloopers and more.  

We’re giving away five (5) copies of Blu-Ray DVD Combo Packs of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. This giveaway will end Saturday, November 9 at 7PM. To register to win, just leave a comment here in the post or RT this:

Oscar the Octopus, a learn the month book for ages 2-5

Matthew Van Fleet’s books have a way of transcending their audience. He makes books that are squarely aimed at preschool aged students as a way of teaching them some of the basics such as shapes, months, counting, senses and more. The reason that his books are memorable is because of his art and the story that they tell. Oscar the Octopus, A Book About the Months of the Year was previously titled October the Octopus and released as a huggable concept or puppet book.

Oscar the Octopus is a solidly constructed learn the month book by Matthew Van Fleet with flaps, tactile elements, big animals and lots to love.
Sturdy, durable and will last for years, that’s the caliber of Oscar The Octopus

Kitten Construction Company, A Bridge Too Fur, pun for ages 6-10

Mewberg has its brand-new, stat of the art sports stadium and it was built by cats. That’s what happened in Kitten Construction Company as the House Kittens that no other company could complete. Sampson, the engineer, Professor von Wigglebottom on masonry, Bubbles the plumber and the architect Marmalade. In the Kitten Construction Company: A Bridge Too Fur, the crew takes on a tougher challenge-to build the new Mewberg bridge. For a variety of elementary school aged readers this series will entertain them or give them motivation to read.

A Bridge Too fur, graphic novel for the non-super elementary kid

Scary Stories for Young Foxes, dreadful, terror-fun for 10 and up

A kit is a baby fox. Prior to reading Scary Stories for Young Foxes I didn’t know that. It didn’t take me long to realize the horror, love and adventure that they could encounter. Scary Stories for Young Foxes gets so many things absolutely right about what makes a great book work it’s, well…scary. While reading the book it was so easy to imagine myself transforming into a creature to no bigger than a house cat. But the world that I’d encounter in that body is far more treacherous then you’d want it to be.

Scary Stories for Young Foxes is age appropriate horror. Great for ages 10 and up, this is real, (age appropriate) scary (and fun!) and will leave them breathless.
This is age OK scares and horror for ages 10 and up-it’s also Awesome.

Science Comics: Cats, as enjoyable as a kitten video, but educational too

Graphic novels are meant to be entertaining and are incapable of being educational. Granted readers might gleam something from the art and the book’s cultural relevance, but on the whole, it’s for fun. It’s OK if you have thought that. Education and entertainment sometimes don’t mix. That’s why the best teachers, the ones that you still remember from middle school managed to entertain you while they were teaching you. They lower your defenses and then –BAM, start the soft messaging of teaching you something. Science Comics: Cats is like that and for middle school readers and up who want to learn about animals that will leave you feline fine keep on reading.

Science Comics: Cats by Andy Hirsch is an entertaining graphic novel masquerading as a cat bio book. Ages 8 and up will laugh, learn and love it.
Science Comics: Cats, as enjoyable as a kitten video, but educational too

Amy Wu and the Perfect Bao, family, cuisine, and culture

Amy Wu and the Perfect Bao is not a book about babies. My very limited Chinese knowledge knew that bao bao means baby.  Thus, this is obviously a book about Amy and her search for the perfect baby. I was wrong. Had I thought about it for a moment the very large dumpling on the cover should’ve pointed me in the correct direction. Instead, Amy Wu and the Perfect Bao is about a young girl in search of the perfect dumpling. It’s a book about family traditions, good food, not getting discouraged and learning how to do things by yourself.

Bao, family, dealing with frustration and joy make up this breezy illustrated book

All age comic books for October 30

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Happy New Comic Book Day! What’s new in all age comic books this week? In the podcast we’re talking about Disney Afternoon Giant, The Muppet Christmas Carol, The Little Mermaid, Star Wars Adventures, William the Last and we’ll share with you the best selling all age comic book from one store that we visit. I think you’ll be surprised at what they’re selling the most of.

The new all age comic books this week: Star Wars Adventures, William the Last, The Little Mermaid, Oggy, Kermit, Spidey and more.
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Archie 55, M Disney Afternoon Giant #7, M Giant Days as Time Goes By, #1, M, H

The Muppet Christmas Carol, E, M, H

Oggy and the Cockroaches #1, UE, M Rocky and Bullwinkle As Seen on TV, #2, E, M Superhero

Aquaman Giant #1, UE, M, H Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #13, UE, M True Belivers X-Men Unlimited #27, UE, M, H True Believers X-Men #96, UE, M, H Action/science-fiction

Adventure Time Marceline, UE, M, H DC Ghosts Giant #1, UE, M, H Disney The Little Mermaid #1, UE, M, H Goldie Vance Gift Set, UE, M Jim Henson Dark Crystal Age of Resistance #2, UE, M, H Jim Henson Power of the Dark Crystal Vol 2, UE, M, H My Little Pony Feats of Friendship #2, E, M

Sanity & Tallulah: Field Trip, UE, M

Star Pig #4 of 4, UE, M, H Star Wars Adventures #27, E, M Star Wars Adventures: Vader’s Castle #5 of 5, UE, M, H William Last Shadows of Crown, #4, UE, M, H

King of the Mole People, reluctant reader middle school gold

The story of Doug Underbelly starts out fast. Underbelly is the king of the mole people and it’s important to know that because he’s being called back to do the king’s work by the end of the first chapter. Granted, there is a two-page prologue that gives readers a very quick overview of the situation. Doug is just trying to be a typical seventh-grade student, but he’s also the King of the Mole People. Unfortunately for him, the later seems to always have the upper hand.

King of the Mole People is middle school reluctant reader gold. It’s funny, very fast paced and perfect for that age that needs to level up their reading skills.
Middle school reluctant readers, check this series out

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