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[  Mood: Happy ]President Elect Barak Obama. Wecome back to the community of nations America. We’ve missed you. Off to weap with joy.

[  Mood: Sick ][  Currently: Watching The Colbert Report ]This seventh book of the Queen Betsy series finds Betsy trying to figure out why the group of fiends she has given shelter to is trying to kill her. She is also being … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Happy ][ Currently: Waiting for Trick or Treaters ]WOW!!!!! Jim Butcher delivers another solid entry in his Dresden Files series that had me stying up way too late to finish it. This tenth book finds Harry having to pay back … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Distorted ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son – Situation Normal ]Yup – 10 to 15 cm. If you need me, I’ll be in my house. The good news is that it’s not going to stay. Should be all melted by Thursday.

[  Mood: In Love ][ Currently: Guess ]Simon Scarrow has turned in an excellent second entry in his historical fiction series about the Roman legions. By focussing on the three main characters of Cato, Macro and Vespasian, Scarrow gives us a look … Continue reading →

[  Mood: In Love ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son – Situation Normal ]This is another one of Janet Evanovich’s "Between the Numbers" Books. This one finds Stephanie trying to track down her wacky Grandma Mazur who has apprently absconded to Atlantic City … Continue reading →

Spetimus Heap is the seventh son of a seventh son, and therefor, possesses huge magical talent. Because of this, he has been apprenticed to the ExtraOrdinary Wizard. Quite a transformation from being an orphan and boy soldier. But not all … Continue reading →

A beautiful book by David Wiesner that tells the tale of a boy who finds a camera on the beach. The camera is full of surreal and fantastical images, including one of a little girl holding the picture of another … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Angelic ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son – Situation Normal ]This is an interesting book that starts with the very familiar "mother with young children moves to an old house that has been in the family for years" plot. This move … Continue reading →