Stop what you’re doing. Today (June 18) is International Sushi Day. We’re celebrating all things sushi. The rice, the vinegar, and, yes, there will be seafood. It’s easy to make, easy to play with, and there are movies and books to inspire. I will warn you, however. There will also be sushi puns. Just roll […]
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US/UK performers collaborate on a new summer single.
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Gen X nostalgia is at an all-time high. If you were born between 1965 and 1980, you may find that it comes at a high price.
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Last year, the LEGO Masters show called out to the hearts of bricklovers everywhere. With the world ensconced in 2020, LEGO Masters brought everyone the joy and creativity needed. In fact, our LEGO Mini-Masters series emulated the show, hoping to give parents and, more importantly, kids a way to thrive and connect. This year, the […]
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Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Follow the Pride Month tag to find all the content in one space (including LGBTQ content from previous years) and keep checking back for more throughout the month. Today’s book review is Almost Flying by Jake Maia Arlow. Please note: This post contains affiliate […]
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Of the nature and importance of the beverage from the gods.
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A field mouse and an elephant are willing to reach the moon.
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Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Follow the Pride Month tag to find all the content in one space (including LGBTQ content from previous years) and keep checking back for more throughout the month. Today’s book review is Bi the Way: The Bisexual Guide to Life by Lois Shearing. Please […]
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Marc Bernardin and Arielle Kristantina take us into the world of a very unique princess in this Comixology original graphic novel.
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Father’s Day family music from Baze & Friends and Andy Z.
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Death is back on the menu as Batman and his oddball gang of allies make a plan to escape.
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Selina’s past and present is revealed through the eyes of those who know her best.
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As Dick’s new nemesis sets the city on fire, the ascent of Mayor Zucco leads to a shocking confrontation.
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After a long wait, the Milestone Universe makes its triumphant return—starting with its biggest star.
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Wally West finds himself in the body of one of his greatest enemies—and that’s just the beginning in this art jam issue.
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Supergirl goes on a reckless retreat, and a fateful intersection with a grieving girl begins her greatest adventure.
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Bizarro and Mxyzptlk take center stage as this anthology gets weird.
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‘The Tankies’ is a historical graphic portraying combat in two different wars from the perspective of common soldiers.
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Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Follow the Pride Month tag to find all the content in one space (including LGBTQ content from previous years), and keep checking back for more throughout the month. Today’s book review is Me, My Dad, and the End of the Rainbow by Benjamin Dean. […]
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Sometimes it seems Disney’s reach is getting way too big, but there is one really, really big aspect of Disney’s parks, movies, and animation that remains truly wonderful: the dragons. With Disney’s latest animated feature, Raya and the Last Dragon, currently streaming on Disney+, now is a fun time to look at some random facts […]
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It’s the question on every forum this week: What’s happening at E3 2021? Will we finally see footage of the hotly anticipated Breath of the Wild 2? Will there be news on Elder Scrolls? Can Ratchet and Clank be as delightful as it looks? And is there any chance our non-gamer family and friends will […]
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Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Follow the Pride Month tag to find all the content in one space (including LGBTQ content from previous years), and keep checking back for more throughout the month. Today’s book review is The Deepest Breath by Meg Grehan. Please note: This post contains affiliate […]
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‘Rabbits’ by Terry Miles is a conspiracy/retro techno-thriller that centers around a mysterious global game. Dare you turn up to play?
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Musician Elliot Park releases a new EP recorded with his daughters.
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This hefty book is filled with monstrous creatures.
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Geoff Johns and Gary Frank bring their reinvented Bat-epic to a close – for now.
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Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Follow the Pride Month tag to find all the content in one space (including LGBTQ content from previous years) and keep checking back for more throughout the month. Today’s book review is As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper. Please note: This […]
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Shari Eskenas’ latest picture book, ‘A Day in Code: Python’ teaches readers to the basics of coding in the programming language Python.
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A pair of East Coast kindie musicians celebrate spring events
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This graphic novel is fast paced and delightful!
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