Yearly Archives: 2010



The Great Backyard Bird Count 2010

This weekend until Monday is the Great Backyard Bird Count!!!! I have already started mine!!!! Click here to go to the website and learn what to do!!!!!!! It’s lots of fun!!!! I want to share some of the photos that I took when I was birding today!!! They are not […]



Tomorrow February 12, 2010

Tomorrow is the big day!!!!!! It is the day that Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Lightening Thief movie comes out!!!! I do not know if any of you are as excited as I am!!!! It looks really good. I am soooooooooooo excited!!!! If and when you see the movie, […]


Snow Day

It snowed yesterday. An awful lot. Schools were closed. Roads were impossible. Even the birds stayed in their trees. It was a day for chicken and dumplings. Hot chocolate with whipped cream. A roaring fire. But guess what? There was somebody out….. The mail truck! The United States Postal Service […]







Word of the Week

by Guest blogger M.O.M. ♥♥♥♥Valentine  ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ˈvalənˌtīn|noun A card sent, often anonymously, on St. Valentine’s Day (February 14) to a person one loves, likes, is attracted to, or maybe just teasing. ORIGIN late Middle English and from Old French Valentin, from Latin Valentinus. It is celebrated on Saint Valentine’s Day in memory of St. Valentine who was […]




Word of the Week (cont.) Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day Groundhog Day occurs on February 2 in the United States and Canada. It is believed if the groundhog comes out of his burrow on this day and doesn’t see his shadow winter will end soon, but if he does see its shadow winter will continue for 6 more weeks.



Word of the Week – Guest Blogger M.O.M.

    In honor of an established and loved American tradition that occurs on February 2  each year (GroundHog Day) the Word of the Week this week is Groundhog. Groundhog (noun) (Marmota monax – a rodent of the  family Sciuridae) also known as wood chuck, whistle pig, or land beaver. They are widely […]


Horrible Histories: Edinburgh

Edinburgh by Terry Deary *The three questions are from the back of the book. Summary Want to know: Whose pickled skin became a sought-after souvenir? Why it’s alright to spit on the High Street? How the pupils of Edinburgh High School got away with murder? Want to know these gruesome […]




Great Backyard Bird Count

I know I am a book blogger but I also love birds. Next month there is something called The Great Backyard Bird Count and I wanted to share it with you. It is a combined project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the Audubon Society. The website has lots […]



Odd and the Frost Giants

by Neil Gaiman With Illustrations by Brett Helquist Summary In a village in the Ancient Norway there is a boy named Odd, though there is nothing odd about him. His mother loves him, his father is dead, and his step-father is just there. His leg had gotten crushed some time […]


Spy High

Mission 1 by A. J. Butcher Summary ****Deveraux Academy is not what it seems. The football team practicing beside the ivy-covered dormitory is merely a hologram, and the elderly receptionist could break your neck in three seconds flat. Deveraux’s students rarely call the school by its proper name. They call […]







Inkheart – Movie Review

This move stayed pretty darn close to the book. It was funny, it was creepy, it was weird, and it kept you entertained. It was atmospheric, and it was stunning. Brendan Fraser (who is in movies like Journey To the Centre of the Earth, and The Mummy) played the part […]