Book Tracking Apps, Part III (Goodreads)
In Part III, we look at Goodreads. It’s a good app, all-around, though it could use a fresh look. Oh, and did I mention that it’s free? Continue reading Book Tracking Apps, Part III (Goodreads)
I’m Stressed, and that’s OK
It’s OK to experience stress in your life. Just don’t suffer in silence or isolation. Surround yourself with people that will love on you and support you when you are struggling. Continue reading I’m Stressed, and that’s OK
Book-Tracking Apps, Part II (Delicous Library)
In Part II of this mini-series on Book-Tracking apps, I show you an oldie, but a goodie: Delicious Library. This Mac OS only app used to be a great library management app, but needs to be updated to run natively on the new Apple Silicon Macs. Continue reading Book-Tracking Apps, Part II (Delicous Library)
PIVOT
The time has come for a change. Instead of struggling to continue to write book “reviews”, I’m opening up this site to my other interests as well – namely, photography and voiceover, with some etc. sprinkled in here and there. Continue reading PIVOT
Book-Tracking Apps, Part I (Bookly)
I’ve been using Bookly for a number of years now, and I’ve mostly loved the experience. The look and feel of the app is just great! It’s relatively user friendly, and did I mention that it looks great? Continue reading Book-Tracking Apps, Part I (Bookly)
They Were Gone for Days and No One Seemed to Notice
Dinotopia: Lost City by Scott Ciencin is a great read for the whole family. If you like dinosaurs, adventures, pirates, hidden cities, and treasures beyond imagination, then you don’t want to miss these stories like this one from the island of Dinotopia! Continue reading They Were Gone for Days and No One Seemed to Notice
Welcome to Room 117, Prepare to Learn… Nothing.
funny thing is, she’s not actually a student at this school! She’s hoping that in a week or two, she’ll be able to go back home, to her real school and her real friends. But things don’t go quite as she planned. Continue reading Welcome to Room 117, Prepare to Learn… Nothing.
Find the Robot, Save Humanity
I recently watched the Foundation series on AppleTv+. Although it’s not a fast-paced, action-packed, sci-fi thriller, I did think it was a great show. I feel like the show’s creators did an excellent job of helping us visualize the galaxy as Asimov describes it in his books. Now, I admit, I am new to the Foundation series, though it has existed for many years. The show was interesting enough that I wanted to start working my way through the books to get more of the story. Continue reading Find the Robot, Save Humanity
An Orphan, a Wizard, and a World of Magic Beyond Belief
waiting for a loving family to adopt them. Instead, it’s a place of physical labor and frequent abuse. But, what are the boys to do? Continue reading An Orphan, a Wizard, and a World of Magic Beyond Belief
A 200-yr old Teenager, a Space Elf, and a Killer-Alien-Plant
I listened to the conclusion of The Aurora Cycle series by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. It’s a three-book series consisting of Aurora Rising, Aurora Burning, and Aurora’s End. All three books demonstrate, in my opinion, excellent story-telling skills. It has a plot that isn’t entirely predictable, characters that you learn to love or appreciate, action to keep things popping, and the usual romance. Continue reading A 200-yr old Teenager, a Space Elf, and a Killer-Alien-Plant
David Sheley 