Category: Hardcover
Imagination Illustrated: The Jem Henson Journal
Imagination Illustrated: The Jem Henson Journal Jim Henson is clearly one of the creative/imaginative geniuses of our time. He was taken from our world way too soon. There have been plenty of books which talk of his genius, or his roots, but there have been no books that get to his process, or show exactly…
Cobalt Squadron
Cobalt Squadron Cobalt Squadron is a book supplimentary to Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Featuring a bright cast of characters new and old, the story focuses on Rose Tico and her sister Paige. Rose is new to this Rebellion thing, but she’s lucky she can fly with her sister. In addition to the history they…
Breaking Free: Rachel Jeffs
Breaking Free: How I Escaped Polygamy, the FLDS Cult, and my Father, Warren Jeffs Rachel Jeffs was born to a mother and a father. But she ended up with many more mothers by the time she’d grown up, thanks in part to her father, Warren Jeffs, and his speaking on behalf of the prophet. In…
the princess saves herself in this one
the princess saves herself in this one I should preface this by saying that I don’t normally read poetry. However, something within this slight tome drew me in and told me to pick it up at the bookstore. A signed copy, of a Barnes and Noble exclusive edition, made me fall in love with the…
First Book 2018
Each year, Sheila from Book Journey takes us through a really cool blog tour–where we talk about the first book we intend to read in the brand new year. I’ve been participating for a few years, and it is always fun. Last year, I read the novelization for ‘Rogue One’ and you can see me…
Always Our Princess:: A Review of Leia, A Princess of Alderaan
Always Our Princess:: A Review of Leia, A Princess of Alderaan This is a book that is supposed to pave the way for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. If you haven’t yet seen the movie, I’m going to be spoiler-free as much as possible. Leia is a princess of Alderaan, and she realizes she’s more…