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Book review: 90 days of different by Eric Walters

  Today's book review is on 90 Days Of Different by Canadian author, Eric Walters.  It turned out to be another one of my favorite reads (I just finished it today) and I highly recommend it to tweens, teens, and adults.  However, I am giving it 4/5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐ because I found that some of the events were slightly boring to me and this book also contains some drinking scenes. 90 Days Of Different follows 18-year-old Sophie Evans.  The book starts out on her last day of high school when her boyfriend breaks up with her because she is too dull- too ordinary.  After she broke up with her boyfriend, her friend Ella wants her to try to do 90 days of things that she would not normally do- to get her out of her comfort bubble.  Along the way, she documents her different days on social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.  You see Sophie changing as the story moves on and by the time you are at day 90, you will notice how many changes have happened ...

Book review: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

  I have not done a book review in a long time, but I am back!  This time, I will review "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien- a classic and an old book first published in 1937.  I am going to give this book a 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ just because this book was very gripping and each chapter leaves you on a cliff-hanger to keep you turning the pages. The story is based on a Hobbit named Bilbo Baggins who gets pulled into a plot and adventure to raid the treasure of Smaug The Magnificant by Gandalf the wizard and a group of dwarves.  Along the way, they pass through many problems and side trackers such as Trolls, Elves, Goblins, and many more exciting adventures.  It is really suspenseful and thrilling to see the whole story unfold and the author also delivers a good ending.  This book is sort of the intro to the Lord Of The Rings series and I would recommend reading The Hobbit before you start the Lord Of The Rings series just because from my understanding, you will already be ...

Journalling tips for beginners (❁´◡`❁)

  Journalling is fun and a relaxing way to unwind after a long day!  You can jot down feelings, the weather, what you did, and whatever you feel like saying!   Here are some tips to get you started. 1.  The proper journal/diary: Your journal does not have to be fancy, however, I usually try to pick out aesthetically pleasing journals just because I find them better to write in 😊.  I also personalize my journals by putting stickers or doodling on the cover.   2. How to start:  You can just start writing by putting the date and the weather then write about your day.  If you prefer, you can begin your entry by writing "dear diary." 3.  Example entry:  Here is an example entry that I wrote for this blog: Saturday, January 7, 2023 Dear Diary, Today it is cloudy and gloomy outside.  This morning I went shopping and bought some groceries.  I plan on doing some artwork after dinner today.  I am still mad at Rhea for dro...

Educational math games for kids

  The best way to engage kids in learning activities is through games.  So, I decided to put a list of fun but educational math games together for your class to enjoy!   MATH: Nerdle-the daily numbers game:  On Nerdle, there is a new math problem to figure out every day (you can even turn this into a daily thing or a Friday treat!)  In Nerdle, you have an amount of 6 guesses and you have to figure out the number sequence by entering in number sentences (you can see the example photo below).  A green number means the number is in the equation and in the right spot, purple means the number is in the equation but not in the right spot, and black means the number is not in the equation at all.  Play Nerdle here:  https://nerdlegame.com/ Mathgames.com:  Math games is a website with multiple math games to choose from.  Before you begin playing a game, it will ask you your grade and what math skill you are practicing.  NOTE:  The...

DOWNLOAD YELLOW WALLPAPER COLLECTION HERE!

  You can download/copy my yellow wallpaper collection images here!  I hope you enjoy the vibrance and brightness of these wallpapers/backgrounds/photos!   Let me know which color you would like me to do next.  To download, right-click on the image you want and select "save image as".  To copy the photo, right-click on the image you wish to copy and select "copy image".  To paste on a document, presentation, etc. right-click where you want it to show up and click "paste".   You can also press Ctrl and V on your keyboard to paste. * Please note that the marble does not have a quote on this version.  Sorry for the inconvenience.  That is how the internet works friend.*

SnowTime Anytime indoor snowballs review

  T his is a bit of a random post as I NEVER did a product review before however when I was cleaning out my basement a few days ago I found a pack of 15 SnowTime Anytime indoor snowballs, a Christmas gift I got last year πŸ˜†!  I thought it would be fun to open it up, test them, and review them on video and for a Blog.  There may be more posts like these in the near future!  But, for now, let's get started! The snowballs were packaged in a plastic cylinder bucket with a handle on it and it was well sealed, in my opinion.  When I opened the bucket, the first thing I did was feel the snowballs (hey I was excited) and when I touched them, they reminded me of the feeling and sound of snow exactly.  The snowballs also came with a little note with some fun games on it.  You can use these snowballs with family, at a party, at retirement homes, in the classroom, and in any other indoor space.  Really fun for all ages and I really enjoyed playing with them (...

BOOK REVIEW: All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven

  Today, I will write about the book All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven.  I would recommend the age rating of this book to be 12+ and the genre of this book is romanceπŸ’– , I am giving this book 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ because it is now one of my favorite romance novels.  This book has its happy parts, however, the end of the book for me was heart-breaking and a dramatic twist at the same time. This novel is about 2 people named Violet Markley and Theodore Finch, who both have their own problems and their own lives.  Violet has never been the same since her sister, Eleanor was killed in a car accident, and is afraid of many things.  Theodore (or Finch as everyone calls him) is dealing with depression and thinks of suicide.  When Violet and Finch meet on the ledge of their school bell tower everything changes for them forever.  They fall in love, and little by little they begin to learn more about each other more and more. If you are a person who loves a dram...