There is no such thing as im-POSSIBLE, Hiccup, only im-PROBABLE. The only thing that limits us are the limits to our imagination.
Category: favorite fiction
Show & Tell – The Baby-Sitters Club
I’ve never read The Baby-Sitters Club, so the graphic novels by Raina Telgemeier are my first introduction to Kristy, Claudia, Mary Anne, and Stacey. So far, I’m really enjoying them!
What was your favorite series growing up?
Quote of the Day – Who Could That Be At This Hour?
Even in the dim room, I could see the insignia on the letter, which matched that of my letter of introduction. I’ve never cared for it.
–Who Could That Be At This Hour? by Lemony Snicket
I Choose You! Pokemon Tag
I may not be the very best that ever was, but I certainly have become a Pokémon fanatic. Catching, collecting, and caring for fictional creatures has become one of my main hobbies, and not just because I’m still channeling my inner 12-year-old.
Following the adventurous spirit of the franchise, I’m sharing a little bit about my personal Pokémon journey in the hopes of finding some new friends before we take off for the Galar region this fall!
Quote of the Day – Dragon Slippers
It was my aunt who decided to give me to the dragon. Not that she was evil, or didn’t care for me. It’s just that we were very poor, and she was, as we said in those parts, dumber than two turnips in a rain barrel.
–Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George
Quote of the Day – Withering-by-Sea
There was a picture of such a serpent in the margin. Stella studied it wistfully. It looked large enough to swallow an elephant, and had a hungry expression. A serpent of that size could easily swallow a person, an Aunt for example, as easily as kiss your hand. Several Aunts, probably. It looked sufficiently hungry.
–Withering-by-Sea, Judith Rossell
Book Review – The Classy Crooks Club
Spending four weeks at Grandma Jo’s house is going to be torture. AJ is everything her strict and proper grandmother can’t stand; athletic, adventurous, and unrefined. But when AJ discovers that Grandma Jo’s bridge club is just a front, her summer takes an unexpectedly interesting turn.
“A lady strives for perfection. What’s the point of doing anything unless you do it as well as you possibly can?”
