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About ChainedVase

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I spend most of my waking hours reading and re-reading picture books to my 2 demanding Squishies, about which I have strong opinions (both the books and the Squishies). I hope to actually read some grown up books this year, but I probably won't feel as passionately about them as I do the children's books, to be fair.

ChainedVase's Reviews:

And now for something completely familiar…

January 5, 2016 by ChainedVase Leave a Comment

I don’t know if you all experience this, but sometimes I want to read something but I can’t decide what. I can’t commit to a new book or invest in a new world or whatever. I’m meh about every idea but I need to read something. In these cases, I can always read Rex Stout. It’s like how there is never a time that I won’t eat a green olive. I know exactly what I’m going to get and I still enjoy that tart, pickley […]

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ChainedVase's CBR8 Review No:2 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: ·
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Start as you mean to continue…

January 1, 2016 by ChainedVase 12 Comments

For my first Cannonball Read review I’ve decided to review my favourite book of all time, Where The Wild Things Are. Start as you mean to continue… I will probably be reviewing other picture books, because I know I can easily write more words than the books actually contain. I have a lot of Opinions about children’s books and their quality and importance in creating lifelong readers. Even before they can read, kids can love books. This is a classic illustrated book and the winner […]

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ChainedVase's CBR8 Review No:1 · Genres: Uncategorized · Tags: ·
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