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lunabee341. I wish I had decided I wanted a Hobonichi Techo Cousin planner a little closer to when they will be available for purchase. September is a long time to wait! LOL
2. Josh bought an air fryer and made chicken tenders, and they were awesome. So looking forward to using that more.
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Sunset Gun: Poems by Dorothy Parker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
All the poems rhyme; all of them are quite witty and funny. However, there's a thread of melancholy for love lost and unrequited (as well as suicidal ideation) that runs through the whole collection that tempers that wit and humor and creates a sense of deep discontent in the speakers of the poems.
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4. Children's books roundup for Jan and Feb is pretty lean. Fi and I have been reading an enormous 400 page book the size of a laptop for months now. LOL
The Dangerous Journey by Tove Jansson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This is beautifully illustrated.
I didn't quite follow the story because I'm not familiar with the universe the story is set in, but I think once I seek out the original books, I will appreciate this one more.
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No, David! by David Shannon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is adorable. David gets told no over and over again for his mischievous behavior until the very end when he's finally told yes. Super sweet and very detailed drawings.
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2. Josh bought an air fryer and made chicken tenders, and they were awesome. So looking forward to using that more.
3.
Sunset Gun: Poems by Dorothy ParkerMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
All the poems rhyme; all of them are quite witty and funny. However, there's a thread of melancholy for love lost and unrequited (as well as suicidal ideation) that runs through the whole collection that tempers that wit and humor and creates a sense of deep discontent in the speakers of the poems.
View all my reviews
4. Children's books roundup for Jan and Feb is pretty lean. Fi and I have been reading an enormous 400 page book the size of a laptop for months now. LOL
The Dangerous Journey by Tove JanssonMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
This is beautifully illustrated.
I didn't quite follow the story because I'm not familiar with the universe the story is set in, but I think once I seek out the original books, I will appreciate this one more.
View all my reviews
No, David! by David ShannonMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is adorable. David gets told no over and over again for his mischievous behavior until the very end when he's finally told yes. Super sweet and very detailed drawings.
View all my reviews
