Molly Book #6: Changes For Molly by Valerie Tripp
Title: Changes For Molly Author: Valerie Tripp Illustrator: Nick Bakes Summary: Molly can hardly wait for Dad to come home!
Continue readingSnarky recaps of nostalgic media, including Making Out, Blyton, the Baby-Sitter's Club and My Little Pony
Title: Changes For Molly Author: Valerie Tripp Illustrator: Nick Bakes Summary: Molly can hardly wait for Dad to come home!
Continue readingRosey recaps Making Out #12: Claire Can’t Lose by Katherine Applegate (and Michael Grant), which has very little do with with Claire and her wins/losses, and everything to do with ZOEY’S UNBRIDLED ANGST. Again.
Continue readingWing recaps Making Out #11: Ben Takes a Chance by Katherine Applegate (and Michael Grant) and yells a lot about how people are not objects to own, goddamn it.
Continue readingWing recaps Famous Five #10: Five on a Hike Together by Enid Blyton and would probably kill you if you drank every time she said WHAT THE EVER LOVING FUCK.
Continue readingJude recaps Molly Book #5: Molly Saves The Day by Valerie Tripp.
Continue readingDove recaps Famous Five #9: Five Fall Into Adventure by Enid Blyton, which is the most racist Blyton to date and, as a bonus, features Julian and Dick’s first TWO forays into kidnapping.
Continue readingDove recaps Making Out #10: Nina Shapes Up by Katherine Applegate (and Michael Grant) in which Nina is neither shaped nor shapeless, but Zoey is a complete pain in the ass
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Continue readingNecromommycon recaps The Famous Five #8: Five Get Into Trouble wherein the official summary is absolute nonsense, and the Five are the most organised kidnap victims in the world.
Continue readingJude recaps American Girls: Happy Birthday, Molly!
Continue readingTitle: Zoey Plays Games Front Blurb: Life was bliss for Zoey and Lucas until Aaron showed up on the island.
Continue readingWing recaps Baby-Sitters Club #9: The Ghost at Dawn’s House by Ann M. Martin, and it is a sweet, kind, adorable semi-ghost story with a horrible lack of logic at one point. <3 Dawn.
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