Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM CAITLIN WALSH:  Mama Bunny #1: Comics and Stories.

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Mama Bunny #1: Comics and Stories by [Caitlin Walsh]
Parenting is tough, but it’s also rewarding. And occasionally even hilarious. Now collected for the first time, follow Mama Bunny and her family through this series of mostly-autobiographical strips and written stories as they navigate the ups and downs of dinnertime, chores, and all the other day-to-day adventures of a stay-at-home mom trying to raise and teach two children.

TO BE HONEST, I’M SURPRISED, THE RANDY PENGUIN (PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE HATES TO BE CALLED THAT) FOUND A CLUE:  Penguin Realizes Vandalizing Roald Dahl Books Is A Bad Idea.

Based on working for them and watching them, I’d think this was impossible, even with two hands, a seeing eye dog and a clue locating radar.

IF YOU CAN AT ALL, TAKE THE KIDS OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL:  “Christo-Fascist” Parents Deserve To Be In The Dark.

If you can’t, watch them relentlessly and make sure you know what they’re teaching your kids. These people are dangerous.

FROM CEDAR SANDERSON ET AL:  But Not Broken (Hope and Healing Book 2).

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Fourteen stories of surviving and healing from cPTSD. Fiction has the power to give us an escape from where we are, and an ability to envision where we could be. None of these are easy stories, but all offer hope, and healing, for those who need to see a path through the fog of pain.