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If you step on this Lego you’ll only slip

Mystery of the Masks (Lego Ninjago) by Kate Howard

March 26, 2020 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Are you social distancing? In the house for way to long with your kiddos? Are they are Lego Ninjago fan? Then try this book (or series) on. Mystery of the Masks (Lego Ninjago) by Kate Howard is a book if you know who these characters are. This book starts in the “middle” of the characters story. Their characteristics and what these people (Lego) can do are already in place. This is #17 in the series of books. I did not realize this when I […]

SumoKitty: scourge of mice

SumoKitty by David Biedrzycki

October 25, 2019 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

David Biedrzycki has a cute book about a cat that shows the sumo wrestlers a few tricks after they show him how to be the best kitty he knows how to be. Yet, I am much more interested in the real SumoKitty (only shown in a brief photograph cameo at the end) that inspired the book SumoKitty. And I want to know more about Sumo wrestlers as the terminology that is given on the page alongside the story is nice, but I want more. And […]

Inspire your fledgling ninja with this treat

Rabbit Ninja by Jared T. Williams

June 20, 2019 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Ninjas do not have to go to school. They use stealth. They do not sleep but mediate, look at their sword and think about being a ninja. And in Rabbit Ninja Jared T. Williams tells you this and more. But he also tells us, via his Ninja Wanting To Be Rabbit, that even though being a small rabbit can be dull when you have to brush your teeth or hurry so you are not late for school, sometimes being a little rabbit is pretty cool, […]

In this story told in rhyme, will our Ninja find the python in time?

December 24, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I was looking for something fun for my nephew to have at my house in the book department. I thought an easy reader with animals and a ninja (if not real illustrations but bright cartoonish illustrations) would be fun. And perhaps the illustrations are fun to the young child or young at heart as he is. Sadly, the adult in me was very underwhelmed with Ninja at the Pet Shop. Typical kid, gets into trouble but not using common sense. Then, yeah! It is all hunky […]

Ultimate Man’s Man Fight Manliness Man.

March 30, 2014 by tillie Leave a Comment

Right off the bat; this book is not for the squeamish. Their is no gender equality or respect in this book, there is hardly even any respect exept for those who fight and those who do it well. It is promoted as a guide of “must-knows” if one wants to become a professional MMA-fighter, but let’s face it; if that’s actually want you wanted to do you wouldn’t need to read Griffin’s book about it. So although the book does end with a series of […]

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