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My dealer keeps me supplied in good books

Whatever Comes Tomorrow by Rebecca Gardyn Levington

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport author    Some people have a bad habit called Book Collecting. I have a bad habit and a dealer from Barefoot Books. They keep me in fun books like Whatever Comes Tomorrow. Rebecca Gardyn Levington is the author of this book I have added to my piles of reading material. And the illustrations are done by Mariona Cabassa (whom I will be finding other works by). And this book is a simple book but has a lot of fun things going on. It is […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Poetry Tagged With: CBR15Passport, Mariona Cabassa, Rebecca Gardyn Levington

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:222 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Poetry · Tags: CBR15Passport, Mariona Cabassa, Rebecca Gardyn Levington ·
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Making friends wherever you go

Twice as Many Friends / El Doble de Amigos by Brian Amador

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport author Full disclosure, I did not access the audio and video links for Twice as Many Friends / El Doble de Amigos therefore, I cannot tell you anything about that. However, I do think that I would have enjoyed this book by Brian Amador, Vanina Starkoff and Sol y Canto more if I had heard it performed. This is not to say this book about friendship and how opening yourself up to other languages, places, and people is not good, it is terribly good. […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction Tagged With: Brian Amador, CBR15Passport, friendship, Sol y Canto, Vanina Starkoff

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:221 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction · Tags: Brian Amador, CBR15Passport, friendship, Sol y Canto, Vanina Starkoff ·
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Yippe for Ype (oh you know I’m not the first to say that joke!)

The Last Gay Man on Earth by Ype Driessen

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport country The Last Gay Man on Earth is both too short and just the right length for reading. And while I did want more, I figure I can wait for the sequel. Ype Driessen allows us to look into his life of crazy, wonderful people, places and his own imposter syndrome (and by the way, he has imposter syndrome about having imposter syndrome). I fell in love with him a few pages in (the work was not going to get done because he was […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Non-Fiction, Romance, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: amsterdam, CBR15Passport, Dystopian, glbtq, Social Themes, Ype Driessen

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:220 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Non-Fiction, Romance, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: amsterdam, CBR15Passport, Dystopian, glbtq, Social Themes, Ype Driessen ·
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The Sparrow Girl

Pardalita by Joana Estrela

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport country The graphic novel Pardalita is slightly more sophisticated Heartstoppers, but with two female characters. Now, I am not saying that Alice Oseman’s graphic novel series is not sophisticated, or serious, but it has a lighter tone due to the differences in style. The graphic novel by Joana Estrela (and translated by Lyn Miller-Lachmann)  has sparse text and art that makes this a more artistic exploration of one girl and the crush she has on the title character. It is emotional with an oddly […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: CBR15Passport, coming-of-age, glbtq, Joana Estrela, Lyn Miller-Lachmann

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:219 · Genres: Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: CBR15Passport, coming-of-age, glbtq, Joana Estrela, Lyn Miller-Lachmann ·
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And you thought you had some crappy chores and great friends

The Fabled Stables Book 1: Willa the Wisp by Jonathan Auxier

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport ownIn a book of the month subscription I had, the book The Fabled Stables Book 1: Willa the Wisp was a selection. The author Jonathan Auxier sounded familiar, and the art of Olga Demidova looked fun, so I decided to keep and read. However, I was never in the mood for a fantasy book about a blue rabbit (I did not really pay attention to the title, so now I know she is a wisp, not a rabbit), until the other day. I figured […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: animals, CBR15Passport, friendship, Jonathan Auxier, magic, Olga Demidova

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:218 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery · Tags: animals, CBR15Passport, friendship, Jonathan Auxier, magic, Olga Demidova ·
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I wrote a review about books I read

Diary of a Wimpy Kid V15 The Deep End by Jeff Kinney

Fairylight Friends V01 A Magic Spark by Jessica Young

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I know I can only use CBR15Passport own for one book, but I do own both of these titles Diary of a Wimpy Kid V15 The Deep End is one I picked up awhile back, and Fairylight Friends V01 A Magic Spark I have had a few copies of. This time, I read the one that came in a book of the month subscription I had. I think the other copy I read was from a return the store was (unfortunately) doing. Regardless of how […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: CBR15Passport, family, friendship, Jeff Kinney, Jessica Young, Marie Vanderbemden, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:217 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: CBR15Passport, family, friendship, Jeff Kinney, Jessica Young, Marie Vanderbemden, Social Themes ·
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