Review: Earthlock Festival of Magic
Earthlock: Festival of Magic is an RPG developed and published by Snowcastle Games in 2016. It was released for the PS4, Xbox One, Wii U, PC, Mac and Linux systems.… Read more Review: Earthlock Festival of Magic →
Review: The Edge of Seventeen
I’m a Hailee Steinfeld fan. So when I saw a trailer of her new movie I just had to see it (at some point). It came out last year and… Read more Review: The Edge of Seventeen →
Review: Educational Toys from Pink Montessori
Montessori education has been around for many years. It was founded by Italian physician and educator Maria Montessori. This type of education is based on self-guided activities, hands-on learning and… Read more Review: Educational Toys from Pink Montessori →
Review: Uncle Goose Blocks
Since Zoey’s turning one soon, I thought it appropriate to get her some blocks for her birthday. I turned to Uncle Goose because they have amazing baby toys that allow… Read more Review: Uncle Goose Blocks →
Review: Legend
I’m fascinated by legends and myths from other countries. When I was in grade school I was obsessed with the Greek myths. I even researched them for a school project.… Read more Review: Legend →
Review: Gibbs Smith Books
I received three books from Gibbs Smith Publishing for review. Since Zoey is at that age when she can understand what we say, I thought it would be appropriate to… Read more Review: Gibbs Smith Books →
Review: Adam Wolfe
I was approached by Mad House Games to review Adam Wolfe. It is marketed as a neo-noir hidden object adventure game. I haven’t played a lot of these games and this… Read more Review: Adam Wolfe →
Review: Foxblossom Co. Soy Candles
My husband and I love burning candles. Since soy candles are better for our health, I thought to try out Foxblossom Co. soy candles. Candles you buy from Yankee Candle… Read more Review: Foxblossom Co. Soy Candles →
Review: Tahanan Books
For those of you who don’t already know, I am Filipino and I was born in the Philippines. Growing up, my sister and I spoke Tagalog and Ilocano. I lived… Read more Review: Tahanan Books →
