There’s More to That Story…
Learn more about the books that inspired favorite shows or movies in celebration of For the Love of Reading Month.
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Tag: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Stack Overflow: Best Books of 2016
I always like to look back on what I read in the previous year, because it reminds me of things I enjoyed, things I learned, and things that surprised me. Here, a few of us share our favorite reads of 2016.
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Stack Overflow: How Peculiar!
In honor of the release of ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children’ this past weekend, today’s Stack Overflow will focus on my own selection of tales of the peculiar—starting, of course, with Miss Peregrine.
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Hey You Geeks #55: Fall Movies – From the Pottervese to a Galaxy, Far, Far Away
Fall is officially here, and this week on Hey You Geeks, we’re looking ahead to some of the biggest genre films of the season, from ‘The Magnificent Seven’ and ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,’ to ‘Doctor Strange,’ ‘Fantastic Beasts,’ ‘Rogue One’ and everything in between.
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Tim Burton’s (Not So) Peculiar Imprint Ceremony
Legendary filmmaker Tim Burton was honored with an imprint ceremony in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, just before a screening of his new film. The only thing peculiar about it was that our own Whit Honea was there. So he wrote about it.
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5 Books That Can’t Hit the Big Screen Fast Enough
Booklovers can look forward to some page-to-screen adaptations in the future that might just live up their expectations. Almost.
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Between the Bookends: Nightvale, Miss Peregrine & Black Widow
This month the GeekMoms have been enjoying spooky tales of peculiar children, talented alchemists, mysterious desert towns, and deep, dark, fears.
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Between the Bookends: November 2014
As we leave behind Halloween and head inextricably forwards towards turkey, trimmings, and tinsel, the GeekMoms are still finding time to read. If you dare to join them this month you will find astronauts, dragonslayers, mysterious children, Plato, a platypus, and a rather curious dead dog.
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