Posted in Inspirations, Philosophy, Relationships, Self Improvement, tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2156 on December 18, 2023| 3 Comments »
Describe a man who has positively impacted your life?
Well, imagine a human tornado of wisdom and dad jokes, who, against all odds, managed to turn my chaotic life into a sitcom with a moral lesson in every episode. They are two of my maternal uncle who passed away few years back.
Posted in Inspirations, Philosophy, Relationships, Self Improvement, tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2121 on November 16, 2023| 2 Comments »
What’s the coolest thing you’ve ever found (and kept)?
The coolest thing I’ve found and kept is my self-control at an all-you-can-eat buffet. It’s a rare treasure, let me tell you!
Posted in Health, Inspirations, Philosophy, Relationships, Self Improvement, tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2111 on November 6, 2023| Leave a Comment »
Invent a holiday! Explain how and why everyone should celebrate.
Introducing “Random Acts of Kindness Day”! On this hilarious and heartwarming holiday, everyone should engage in silly, spontaneous acts of kindness, like complimenting strangers’ socks or starting a dance party in unexpected places. Why? Because life’s too short to be serious all the time! Embracing laughter and spreading joy not only lightens our days but also creates a ripple effect of happiness. Plus, it’s a practical way to remind ourselves that a little kindness goes a long way in making the world a better place, one chuckle at a time!
Posted in Book Review, Books, Graphical Illustrations, Philosophy, tagged Bookaholics, Bookreading, Children's Books, ellenjackson, Experiences, laughs, picture books, Psychology, Readingaddicts, riddle, Tales, theimpossibleriddle, Thoughts on November 2, 2023| Leave a Comment »
This page-turning puzzle extravaganza will have you questioning reality, scratching your head, and laughing out loud – often all at the same time! A walking wisdom if that’s what can be called? Every advanced picture book wants me and no second thoughts about it after continuous book marathon since a week. In fact, rushing to achieve this year’s reading challenge with only a handful to complete. It must be hard to bring the collage of striking ideas to embed into satisfying strokes of paint. The visuals are stunning for the artistry look and yet enormous enough to convey the essence. What more to ask when everything seems electrifying. Simply solve this because cracking this riddle might just be as impossible as resisting the urge to giggle at every twist and turn. My ratings for this book is 5 out of 5 for elegance and luminous beauty.
Posted in Book Review, Books, Graphical Illustrations, Inspirations, Philosophy, tagged Bookaholics, Children's Books, emotions, fun read, illustration, jonagee, Life, picture books, Readers, Readingaddicts, theincrediblepaintingoffelixclousseau, Thoughts on October 31, 2023| 3 Comments »
Did I toured Paris with this book? In fact, I did! My leg wheel refused to take a break afterwards but allured to visit the places caricatured in plain sight. Like the alleyways of canvas, strokes of ink and an immersive scenic landscape nothing could contribute less perhaps the purpose was to achieve this exploratory perception? I find the plot immersive and involving for its visionary idea, provides an individual experience of the same. The illustration will be furious if I don’t appreciate its simplicity and ease of flow to the story but have never felt anything like this before but sounds great to volunteer for something entertaining and enjoyable. Simply travel along to feel this amazing portrait of an individual experience from this book. My ratings is 4 out of 5 for the execution alone and kudos to the illustrators who scream through their visual cue.
Posted in Books, Graphical Illustrations, Inspirations, Philosophy, Self Improvement, tagged bigandsmallandinbetween, Bookaholics, Books, carterhiggins, Children's Books, danielmiyares, emotions, Experiences, Life, picture books, Psychology, Readers, Readingaddicts, Tales, Thoughts on October 27, 2023| 4 Comments »
Hold on tight as you encounter pint sized plants, gargantuan snail and everything in-between because the only thing larger than the laughter it induces is the imagination that penned it. The book has collard wisdom enveloped to be open by anyone interested to try and hear am literally toying with the idea. In this literary escapade the author takes us on a joy ride to leap like a frog sustaining the life on every jump. If looking, find me under the infinite expandable blanket of knowledge pinned by creators who can count me in every corner of the world of imagination. I travelled with the author to discover the immeasurable flow of words only to find my own giggling self at the end waiting to be recalled once again. Hopefully, the sooner the better or could be now. My ratings for this book is 5 out of 5 for content and imagination
Posted in Book Review, Books, Graphical Illustrations, Inspirations, Philosophy, Relationships, Self Improvement, tagged Bookreading, Children's Books, edison, emotions, Experiences, kidsbook, Life, picture books, Psychology, Readingaddicts, Tales, Thoughts, torbenkuhlmann on October 25, 2023| 6 Comments »
If you’ve ever wondered what mice do when humans aren’t looking, this uproarious escapade will answer that question and more, all while keeping you giggling like a mouse in a cheese factory. Hold on to your cheese knives, folks – this literary delight is sharper than a wedge of aged cheddar! Between what is the impact of reading a marvellous book and refrain to express how the overall book was? That’s not me in remote sense and here I am bitten by this mysterious mouse beyond words. And was minding my own business of poking my nose over the random books only to be kidnapped by this author’s imagination. I feel exposed by sharing all the information which I believe hopefully be allowed to do so. Just a snippet from the book “For years and years, what had been resting in this little chest at the bottom of the sea was a book. It was the dirt if an inventor”, if you feel intrigued feel free to grab this book and drop your views. My ratings for this book is 5 out of 5 to express scientific research, illustrations with simple language.
Posted in Book Review, Books, Graphical Illustrations, Philosophy, Self Improvement, tagged acagewentinsearchofabird, Bookaholics, caryfagan, children’s book, Deep, emotions, Experiences, Life, Literature, mental health, picture books, Psychology, Readers, Readingaddicts, Tales, Thoughts on October 20, 2023| 5 Comments »
What happens when a cage decides to embark on a wild adventure, equipped with nothing but determination and a sense of purpose? The concept is inspired from Frank Kafka’s aphorism of the same title name. Buckle up, feathered friends and curious humans alike, for a tale where even the cages dare to dream and the birds… well, they’re in for a feather-ruffling surprise. I find the pictorial depiction narrative and did justice to the supporting conception and the choice of image placements worth the standing recognition. It is best if I share the snippet from the book for a better clarity “For a very long time a cage stood in the corner of an attic. It was surrounded by other discarded things – old suitcases, books, a guitar, a lamp. And how did the cage feel? It felt useless and wanted, what good is an empty cage? It thought” this line shows the identity crisis of the cage and bird is practical in dancing to the tune of life. How virtuous to assimilate the teachings offered here. My ratings will be 5 out of 5 for profound theme, limited texts and convincing visual appeal.
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