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Dyckman, Schultz, Testa, Weyant, Miller, and a Jeralds create some books

Duckie & Snaps: We Cannot Be Friends by Ame Dyckman

Silly Boobies: A Love Story by Ame Dyckman

Love from Snoopy by Charles M. Schulz, adapted by Maggie Testa

December 11, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

It is that time of year when I don’t want anything too heavy to read. Oh, I’ll still read them, but I try to go on the lighter side when I can. I want something funny and/or light. I want something that will make my brain forget there are cranky, mean, rude people and things out there. I want Ame Dyckman! Now, I cannot have Ame Dyckman exactly, but I can have two of her books. First, I will mention Duckie & Snaps: We Cannot […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Poetry, Romance Tagged With: Ame Dyckman, animals, Charles M. Schulz, Charles M. Schulz, adapted by Maggie Testa, Christopher Weyant, family, friendship, Maggie Testa, Scott Jeralds, Social Themes, Tim Miller

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:597 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Poetry, Romance · Tags: Ame Dyckman, animals, Charles M. Schulz, Charles M. Schulz, adapted by Maggie Testa, Christopher Weyant, family, friendship, Maggie Testa, Scott Jeralds, Social Themes, Tim Miller ·
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Family and Monsters

Family Force V: Book One by Matt Braly

December 11, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Part Power Rangers, part Transformers, part Voltron and all superheroes and space monsters is how I describe Family Force V: Book One. Matt Braly’s graphic novel (read via an online reader copy, due mid June 2025) will be worth the wait for you or your preteen/teen reader. This coming of age story is one we know (your destiny is forced on you, but you choose the path that takes) is not new, but the way it’s presented is fun, humorous and cute. It is not […]

Filed Under: Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Sports, Suspense, Young Adult Tagged With: Ainsworth Lin, family, friendship, LGBTQ, Matt Braly, school, Social Themes, superheroes

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:594 · Genres: Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Sports, Suspense, Young Adult · Tags: Ainsworth Lin, family, friendship, LGBTQ, Matt Braly, school, Social Themes, superheroes ·
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One sweet Bansheenie

Beanie the Bansheenie by Eoin Colfer

December 10, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

The online reader site I use had a new listing of titles up. I saw the cover of Beanie the Bansheenie by Eoin Colfer and illustrator Steve McCarthy and said, sorry, not now. But I would go back to it. Okay, let’s read the description… banshee, a little girl, death. Nope, not right now. Then went back a third time. Still a no. It would be several looks later that I said I would read it. I still wasn’t sure if I should read, as […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Poetry Tagged With: eoin colfer, Fairy Tales, folklore, friendship, magic, Social Themes, Steve McCarthy

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:593 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Poetry · Tags: eoin colfer, Fairy Tales, folklore, friendship, magic, Social Themes, Steve McCarthy ·
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Finding Happy

The Happy Shop by Brittany Long Olsen

December 10, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

The Happy Shop by Brittany Long Olsen was a book I had on my TBR for awhile now. I didn’t know what to expect, except it was a graphic novel and would have some type of magic in it. And in the short run, that is what it is all about: A girl finds a magical shop, magical things happen, she makes magical friends. Yet, there is a bit more. It is about how and why the girl is in need of a magical shop. […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Mystery, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Brittany Long Olsen, daughters, emotions, family, Feelings, friendship, magic, mothers, moving, siblings, Sisters, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:592 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Mystery, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: Brittany Long Olsen, daughters, emotions, family, Feelings, friendship, magic, mothers, moving, siblings, Sisters, Social Themes ·
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Old idea, new presentation

Papilio by Ben Clanton, Andy Chou Musser and Corey R. Tabor

December 9, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

The concept of coming of age is told through the eyes of a butterfly in Papilio. Ben Clanton, Andy Chou Musser, and Corey R. Tabor created a unique read (the coming of age concept) but still is a book about a butterfly and its life cycle. We follow Papilio from the changes they have from egg to a falling (though feels like flying) caterpillar, to an actual flying butterfly. Told in three “chapters” these sections show us the stages of going from caterpillar, to caterpillar […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Health, Non-Fiction, Poetry Tagged With: Andy Chou Musser, animals, Ben Clanton, Ben Clanton, Andy Chou Musser and Corey R. Tabor, butterflies, caterpillars, Corey R. Tabor, emotions, enviorment, Feelings, life style, moths, nature, nature & science, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:588 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Health, Non-Fiction, Poetry · Tags: Andy Chou Musser, animals, Ben Clanton, Ben Clanton, Andy Chou Musser and Corey R. Tabor, butterflies, caterpillars, Corey R. Tabor, emotions, enviorment, Feelings, life style, moths, nature, nature & science, Social Themes ·
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Harley’s Boys…er… Hyenas

Harley Quinn's Bud and Lou: Trouble Times Two by Ben Hed

December 9, 2024 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

The title, Harley Quinn’s Bud and Lou: Trouble Times Two by Ben Hed is exactly what you expect from a hero/villain comic/graphic novel, and that makes this a fun read. It is comforting, and yes, it is cheesy and goofy and has way bad puns, but I want more of Bud and Lou! They are perhaps the coolest hyenas since The Lion Kings Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed.  Hed is the author and illustrator of several comics, but the only one I know I have read […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Mystery, Suspense, Young Adult Tagged With: animals, Batman, Ben Hed, Harley Quinn, hyenas, Pets, super villains, superheroes, Wonder Woman

BlackRaven's CBR16 Review No:587 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Mystery, Suspense, Young Adult · Tags: animals, Batman, Ben Hed, Harley Quinn, hyenas, Pets, super villains, superheroes, Wonder Woman ·
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