Oct 31, 2019

Fortune Teller Tabby - Birthday Card

Hello my crafty friends,

Today I am showing you a birthday card I made using Lawn Fawn’s Fortune Teller Tabby stamp set.  My friends birthday is on Halloween, so I thought this would be a cute card to make for her, especially as I tried to make the cat look like hers.


Hope you like it!

Here is a video showing different things you can do with this stamps set.


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Review: The Monster Who Didn't Know Halloween

The Monster Who Didn't Know Halloween The Monster Who Didn't Know Halloween by Edymar Ablan Pacheco
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Monster Who Didn't Know Halloween by Edymar Ablan Pacheco was such a cute and fun book. My niece and nephew would love this book. Just loved this story!

There was once a monster who thought himself brave
For he lived all alone, in a big mountain cave.
He feared not the dark. Nor a bug. Nor thirteen!
But our dear monster did not know Halloween.

Monster is a happy fellow who takes pride in being brave. But even the bravest ones can get a chill when facing the unknown… and Monster has never experienced Halloween before! Find out what happens when he sees for the first time in his life funny pumpkins and people going around dressed as ghosts and other spooky costumes.

Highly recommend!

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Oct 29, 2019

A Very Mummy Holiday by Lynn Cahoon

Hello my cozy friends,

“A Very Mummy Holiday” is the 9.5 book ”A Tourist Trap Mystery” series by Lynn Cahoon is a quick and enjoyable read.  I love this series and was super happy to get an Advanced Readers Copy.


Protagonist Jill, her dog Emma, and Greg along with a couple friends decide to rent a cabin in an Oregon beach town for their Thanksgiving holiday. While in town, one of the group discovers a skeleton buried in the sand dune.

I was pulled in from the very beginning and didn’t stop till the end.  The mystery was well plotted and moved along at an even pace. There are only a few suspects for the murder and almost from the beginning you realize the person who people suspect of the murder is not the right person. Jill’s empathy shows throughout the story and you can’t help empathizing with Caleb and his situation too.

I highly recommend this novella to all my cozy friends.


I requested and received an Advanced Readers Copy from Lyrical Underground and NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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A Murder at Midnight by Ellie Alexander

Hello my cozy friends,  Today I am reviewing  A Murder at Midnight by Ellie Alexander   the 3rd  instalment in  the  " Novel Detectives...