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House of Many Ways, a book review

House of Many Ways Written by Diana Wynne Jones

The Gist: Charmain had led a very sheltered life and for the first time is allowed to do things as she wishes–whether they be respectable or not.

Story Review: Charmain isn’t allowed to do anything that according to her mother is not respectable– this [...]

Castle in the Air, a book review

Castle in the Air Written by Diana Wynne Jones

The Gist: In a land where prophecies must always come to pass, a young carpet seller defies all odds to meet, fall in love, and fight for the privilege to marry a princess.

Story Review: Abdullah, a young carpet seller, meets Flower-in-the-Night, a sheltered [...]

Howl’s Moving Castle, a book review

Howl’s Moving Castle Written by Diana Wynne Jones

The Gist: In a world where magic is as normal as royalty, a young woman seeks to reverse the curses that plague her.

Story Review: Sophie is the oldest of three and fully believe the superstition that the eldest of three will be a failure. [...]

Oh, the THINKS you can Think! by Dr. Seuss, a review

Oh, the THINKS You Can Think! Written and Illustrated by Dr. Seuss (Warning: the site is noisy!)

The General Gist: The other Oh, You Can book that tells you to think outside the box.

Story Review: Simplistic rhyme scheme with whimsical (although typical) Seuss drawings, language, and message. I like that made up [...]

Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse, a Walking Dead immersion activity

Escape from Atlanta

Earlier this week I wrote about the first volume of The Walking Dead and it’s various immersion activities. The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse is similar to a haunted house but it’s entirely zombie and run in a paintballing location. At one point the building may have served as an office building–but [...]

Interview with Alex, an role playing game immersion activity

On Tuesday I posted about I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly and JM Ken Niimura. One of the activities I listed was speaking with a role playing gamer. At first I listed it as an activity because Barbara Thorson is a dungeon master for Dungeons and Dragons, but after interviewing my friend Alex* I’ve [...]