Children's book reviews, all age comic books, Kidlit, mglit, movies, entertainment and parenting
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is our son’s comfort food. It’s something that he can be entertained by, laugh a little bit and find nothing scary in it at all. They’ve got a new DVD out, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Around the Clubhouse World that features an episode by the same name, as well as, four additional episodes.
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This will be fun. I fully credit comic books with making me the strong reader that I am today. I’m also very much into pop (and poop) culture. These roads will intersect in a big way at the Wizard World Atlanta Comic-Con May, 30-June 1. The lineup is huge and I’m going back and forth in my mind as to who I want to see the most.
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We recently removed all of the wallpaper in our laundry room and removed a large, unsightly metal shelving unit at the same time. In doing this it left us with absolutely no area to put spray bottles or other things needed in the laundry room. If you want to install a shelf, it’s DIY 101, but because we’ve previously done it incorrectly, it warrants pointing out a couple of things.
At the playground the other day after school I was near some moms. I overheard their conversation where one of them was talking about how their husband didn’t understand the fact that she was dreading the coming end of school. “oh, you have to drive around and run errands with the kids”, she said that he had sarcastically said. Initially my ‘Dad Inequality’ gag reflex was triggered, but then I listened, thought about it and realized that she was 100% correct. 
Continue reading The precipice at the end of the school year
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Jason Statham has a movie where he plays a cop whose family is being chased by some bad guys. He’s played this character so many times he’s running away with the title of modern day Charles Bronson. However, his career is the boy who cried wolf of action films. More often than not audiences have only paid attention when he’s part of an ensemble cast, like The Expendables. Jason Statham’s latest film on DVD, Homefront is nothing to cry wolf about, in fact it’s his best film since The Transporter.
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There is a lot to love about A Bucket of Blessings, written by Kabir & Surishtah Sehgal. The story is simple, relatable to children, teaches them lessons and has big words & pictures for children. A Bucketful of Blessings is based on a little-known Indian myth that demonstrates the power of sharing, hope and blessings.
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You say monsters and some people, a large, vocal portion of them will scream Godzilla. Having lived in Japan for a couple years I saw some of the old school movies and enjoyed them, but never really understood the cult appeal that the character has. Hollywood as never really done a good Godzilla movie, until now. The latest take on Godzilla is the closest to being great yet. It is a very good, fun summer popcorn movie that audiences 8 and up will enjoy.
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HeroBear is a comic that I’ve wanted to try for a while. The concept of a young boy and his toy bear coming to life when he taps his nose is super cute. It’s the classic idea of a toy that truly understands a growing kid, when the world seems not to know what to do with him. The art in HeroBear is warm inviting and reminds you of an old friend. HeroBear and the Kid: Saving Time is a five issue miniseries about their adventures that’s good for young readers.
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