Alright…I think I owe everyone here an explanation as to why there have been so many political cartoons uploaded to my blog all at once. No, I didn’t get hacked, they are my drawings and I stand by those messages. In fact, cartooning has been a hobby of mine whenever my schizophrenic brain was too tired and too burned out to write stories or write poems. I can draw a cartoon anytime I want, whereas I have to wait a million years, maybe longer, to have the energy for writing stories and poetry. So yeah, that’s why I have a bunch of cartoons in my blog now. There will be so many more to come since I’ve been doing it throughout most of 2025, but I figured you guys deserved an explanation. I’m pacing myself with the upload schedule because it’s fucking tedious and drains me of energy pretty quickly. Stay tuned!
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Sunday, July 9, 2017
"Spunky and the Dolphin Palace" by Ashley Uzzell and Kyra Uzzell
BOOK TITLE: Spunky and the Dolphin Palace
AUTHORS: Ashley Uzzell and Kyra Uzzell
YEAR: 2017
GENRE: Fiction
SUBGENRE: Children’s Animal Fantasy
GRADE: Pass
In the second installment of the Spunky the Cat series, our
furry hero finds himself in another strange land far away from home. Everything
is made from candy from the syrup oceans to the gumdrop roads to even the
various creatures that live there like the licorice snake and the soda
bubblegum bear. As delicious as this world appears to be, Spunky is homesick
for his human wizard master. He ventures down the syrupy river on his way to
the Dolphin Palace
The biggest reason for my passing grade is the infinite
cuteness overload that flies off the pages, whether it’s within the text or the
drawings by Ashley’s daughter Kyra. From the very first page, Spunky (who’s
already a cute little stud muffin purr baby) is thrust into a world made
entirely of candy and inhabited by equally sweet creatures. In the words of the
abominable snowman from the Looney Tunes canon, I want to hug them and squeeze
them and call them George! As someone who currently owns seven cats and two
dogs, I get my cuteness overloads wherever I can and this book has provided me
with those warm fuzzy feelings and more.
I loved the cuteness factor so much that I wanted to see the
story completed beyond the “To Be Continued” disclaimer at the end. There’s an
evil killer whale named Viktor that needs to be brought to justice and mermaids
that need to help in that G-rated struggle. Everybody wants to see Spunky work
his fluffy magic against the forces of darkness. In short, my only critique is
that the story ended too soon. On the bright side, though, it was adorable
while it lasted and I’m eagerly looking forward to the next installment. Hugs
and kisses for Spunky-Monkey and his new friends!
Whether you have children of your own or you’re an adult who
loves fuzzy emotions, this second installment is for you, my friend. And while
you’re at it, pick up a copy of the first installment as well. Get under the
covers of your softest blanket and read to your heart’s content. You may find
that your purr engine is just as lawnmower-like as our kitty hero’s. Excellent
work, Ashley and Kyra! Lots of love for both of you!
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Lionization
***LIONIZATION***
Usually when I’m writing short stories for the WSS, the
plots are heavily centered around things in life I want to demonize. “Vex Ed”
demonizes abstinence-based sex ed classes. “Zion Heart” demonizes the notion
that people who are against the Israeli government are also against the Jewish
people. But this is just short stories. What about novels? If my short stories
aim to demonize the worst parts of human life, should my novels then lionize
the best parts? Demons and lions: such magnificent creatures that represent
opposite ends of the positive-negative spectrum.
I’ve decided that lionizing my favorite parts of life was
something I definitely wanted to do with my novels. Well, most of them. That’s
what I’m trying to go for when I write “Demon Axe” chapters. While it is true
that it takes a shot at nationalism and obsolete traditions, it also highlights
the awesomeness of heavy metal music. In fact, heavy metal music will be not
only the theme of this story, but also the solution. I won’t tell you how, but
it’s in there, trust me.
And that got me thinking: what other parts of my life can I
lionize with my creative writing? Well, for starters…
***ANIMALS***
It’s the worst guarded secret I have: I love animals,
especially furry ones with sweet dispositions. It’s the reason why I use the
word “pie” quite liberally when I describe cute animals or sweet people. I have
two novel ideas called Catfight and LuNacho that will lionize animals if they
ever come to pass. Catfight is Tori-centric and LuNacho is of course Luna and
Nacho-centric.
***BARBARIANS***
Here’s another badly-guarded secret: I love barbarians. I
use them as main characters for any fantasy RPG I can get my hands on whether
it’s Dungeons & Dragons or Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. They’re big,
muscle-bound, intense, scary, and quicker than cats. Oh, and they also love to
use battleaxes. Barbaric Justice and Backwoods Barbarian will be the novel
ideas that lionize these badass warriors. Backwoods Barbarian will finally be
the one where my friend TJ’s orc warrior Agrusk Xis makes his literary debut,
since the rise and fall of Fireball Nightmare. My paladin Charles Goodhorn will
make his debut in Barbaric Justice.
***PORNOGRAPHY***
As a single man who frightens easily around beautiful women,
I’m constantly looking for things on the internet to masturbate to. Yeah,
that’s right. I said it. I’ve been jerking off since the age of 12 and my first
wank was to Peta Wilson from the 90’s detective show “La Femme Nikita”. So far,
I only have one novel idea that will lionize pornography: it’s cleverly titled
69 Bullets. Get it? 69? Har-dee-har-har. I’m sure Marie would have a field day
critiquing that title.
***AUTHORS***
I’m a semi-professional author and it’s the best (and only)
job I’ve ever had. You’re damn right I’m going to lionize the hell out of this
occupation. Authors love their privacy, because it allows them to get their
work done in an efficient manner. The main villain of Tender Loving Intensive
Care threatens the author’s privacy, so he and his fiancé beat the shit out of
the villain. Seems reasonable to me when a simple police report would have
worked. Or not. Actually, it doesn’t, which is where the author’s frustrations
come to fruition.
***MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE***
I’ve been a schizophrenic since 2002, but I’ve struggled
with suppressing traumatic memories and being depressed since my freshman year
of high school. Naturally, I want one of my heroes to be just as fucked up as
me. Thus we have Mario Bryan, the schizophrenic and socially awkward lead
character of Watch You Burn, a novel I wrote back in 2015 and would love to
edit the hell out of someday. Actually, it reads like an acid flashback, so
editing might take longer than anticipated.
***DRAWING GROSS PICTURES***
When Susan was still living here at the
Haines-Temons-Stevens-Wilson household, I would always draw pictures of cartoon
characters doing violent things to each other and show them to her for a
shocked reaction. She responded every time and I laughed my ass off. So I
figured, why not lionize this special moment in time than with a novel called
“Suck It, Double Dork”, where one of the drawings is of Eddy from “Ed, Edd, n’
Eddy” giving a blowjob to Kevin while the latter is standing on top of a
coffin. That’ll make for some interesting literature.
***HEAVY METAL***
I’ve already mentioned Demon Axe’s impact on heavy metal,
but did you know that I had a D&D-inspired novel idea called “Love, Lies,
and Rock n’ Roll”? It’s about a homeless gay couple who play bard music on the
streets for money, only to have a rightwing politician try to harass them with
bullying tactics. Think of this story idea as being a cross between the movie
“Any Day Now” and the memoir book “A Street Cat Named Bob” (with a little girl
in place of the cat).
***INTROVERSION***
The silent warriors of our society don’t get enough credit
for being themselves. Yes, Susan Cain has written a nonfiction book called
“Quiet” to highlight the needs of introverts, but how many teachers out there
still grade their students on participating in class conversations? Thus we
have a novel idea called “Silent Warrior”, where high school senior Scott
George lashes out at the unfair treatment he has received from his teachers and
peers. Marie suggested that Scott not be so confrontational and I believe she
makes a good point.
***LIBERALISM***
I don’t talk about politics that often, so when I write a
novel about liberalism, I keep hoping that it’s special. I wrote “Filter
Feeder” back in either 2013 or 2014 and it was a pro-environmental urban
fantasy novel that was almost a knockoff of Final Fantasy VII’s Materia
gimmick. Hopefully, I’ll do better with “It’s a Freak Country”, where a
humanoid alligator is running for president and makes Donald Trump look like a
Black Panther. This alligator candidate even has an orcish barbarian for a Vice
President. Be afraid. Be very afraid!
***PRO-WRESTLING***
Occupy Wrestling is obviously my answer for lionizing this
form of violent entertainment. But I also have a sequel to this story called
“The Black Widow” planned out in minimal detail, where Debra Winter is the main
hero and is still doing her ninja gimmick. I also have another wrestling story
idea called “Monster’s Ball”, where a boring wrestler named George Kerry gets a
werewolf curse put on him in order to make him more violent and exciting in the
ring. Do I have to put dark fantasy elements in all of my wrestling stories?
You’re damn right I do!
***CONCLUSION***
There are other aspects of my life I’d like to lionize such
as Christmas celebrations and Halloween outings, but those don’t have novel
ideas just yet. I’m working on it. Kind of. Maybe. I’d be nice if this cloudy
weather didn’t sap every ounce of energy I have. Aw, who am I kidding? I love
to nap during gray weather. Smokey loves it when I’m laying next to her, so it
can’t be all that bad. We’ve got ears, say cheers!
***WEEKLY SHORT STORY CONTESTS AND COMPANY***
With real life taking over the admins’ lives, we all had to
wait a week for a new contest. But by god, we finally have one. The theme is
“dramatic entrance” and my story is called “The Audiomancer”. It goes like
this:
CHARACTERS:
Edge Spider, Cyborg Gangster
Lisa Baker, Human Soldier
PROMPT CONFORMITY: Edge makes a dramatic entrance into Lisa’s
apartment.
SYNOPSIS: In a cyberpunk society, soldiers will go to great
lengths to cure themselves of PTSD, even if those methods are dangerous. Lisa
has been a customer of Edge’s since she returned home from an overseas war.
Edge’s main product is audio files that give the listener the same
psychological effect as a traditional recreational drug. Lisa has been hooked
on these audio files for a long time, but can’t come up with the adequate
payments for these drugs. The story begins with Edge coming to her apartment to
collect his debt, even if he has to use violence and intimidation to get it.
***DEMON AXE***
Daniel Mercer is in no condition to do an interview with the
police. Even so, Detective Shawn Henry decides Chapter 2 is the perfect time to
ask him stupid bureaucratic questions. During this conversation, it is revealed
that Daniel is experiencing Post-Traumatic Stress and that he’s seriously
considering giving up his music career. I guess having his audience and band
mates slashed to pieces will do that sort of thing to him.
***DARK FANTASY WARRIORS***
With Monzo Bleeder up and running, it’s time for a new Dark
Fantasy Warrior to take his place. Meet Vulture Man, Daniel’s guitarist from
Chapter 1 of Demon Axe. He obviously doesn’t last long and he’s far from being
a warrior, but Vulture Man is unique enough that he deserves his own drawing.
Hey, if Drew Carey can be in the WWE Hall of Fame, Vulture Man can be a Dark
Fantasy Warrior. Deal with it.
***MUSIC JOKE OF THE DAY***
If Phil Anselmo’s group Down collaborates with Aaron
Nordstrom’s group Gemini Syndrome, will their new heavy metal band be called
Down Syndrome?
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Brutally Honest Dating Profile
***BRUTALLY HONEST DATING PROFILE***
There used to be a time where I would frown and pout at the idea of not having a girlfriend, especially one of celebrity status. Ridiculous, right? I think so too. At this point in my life, I couldn’t care less about the dating scene. I care even less than that about online dating. I’ve tried it several times with no success and I’m ready to say, “Fuck it, I’m done”. I have so little compassion for online dating that if I ever decide to make a profile for a place like OK Cupid, Plenty of Fish, E-Harmony, or any of those other sites, I’m going to take the Buzz Feed route and be brutally honest about all aspects of my life. For the sake of real life, I’m going to use my birth name instead of my penname. So without further ado, let’s get on with the Brutally Honest Dating Profile. It goes like this:
“Who is Garrison Haines-Temons? Most people don’t know, because they only see the surface of who I am: an out of shape and socially awkward man child with the worst case of allergies and the wrong answers to every socially acceptable question. If you’ve made it this far into my profile, I applaud you for not running away like a scream queen from a 1980’s horror movie.
The most common question I get asked by strangers is what I do for a living. If I wanted to be a funny guy, I could tell you that I work with impoverished children in the Democratic Republic of None of Your Damn Business. But that wouldn’t be the honest answer. The honest answer is, I’m an amateur writer who gets social security benefits for not only being schizophrenic and autistic, but also for having retired parents. I don’t go around telling people that because the person I’m talking to could either be a tea-bagging republican who judges poor people or a potential girlfriend who only dates men for their money and cars. If you’re going to judge me, do it on my character and not on my economic status. I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks relationships are built on love and honesty instead of shallowness and greed.
What exactly is my character? The good news is, behind all of this social weirdness, I have a creative side to me. As I’ve said earlier, I’m an unpaid writer, but I also like to draw pictures of brutally violent warriors and take photographs of my toy collection and my animals. If there’s a creative project, I can get it done in style. For a while, I played the piano. I don’t do it much anymore, but the musical bug will come back to bite me soon enough.
What about my interests? Aside from expanding my creative outlets, I also love to watch professional wrestling, read books, and listen to heavy metal music. I used to play a lot of videogames, but ever since getting the shit kicked out of me multiple times by a lava dragon in Final Fantasy III, I’ve become too frustrated to continue that hobby. But I have to admit, videogames can be great creative fuel for when I’m writing a short story or heavy metal song.
You’ve made it this far into my dating profile without cowering away. You deserve a parade with confetti and marching bands. Now we’re going to get serious for a minute. I don’t have many pet peeves, but one of my biggest ones is people lacking respect for my introversion. You know the kind. They make small talk until the end of time, they always want your attention 24/7, they give you no breathing space or privacy of any kind, and they get pissed off if you call them out on their aggressive bullshit. If you’re one of these people who loves to smother your boyfriend with multiple texts, phone calls, and visits, then I don’t need you in my life. Every worst enemy of mine was someone who invaded my privacy and gave me no alone time to process my thoughts. Introversion may sound like an excuse to a lot of people, but it’s real to me and if you don’t honor it, you can’t be my girlfriend.
There you have it: Garrison Haines-Temons, bullshit free, nonconforming, live, and in color. Truth be told, I know not everyone accepts this kind of brutal honesty. In fact, I expect that most girls will see my profile and swipe to the right. That’s okay, though. I’m really joining this dating site out of protest and I really don’t need a relationship based on shallowness. Either you love all of me or you hate all of me. I don’t change for anybody. I don’t need to be told how to dress. I don’t need to be told what career to embark on. I don’t need to be told how to live life. I know what my life is about and I’m happy with my situation even though others aren’t. So what do you say? Will you give me a chance or will you keep pursuing your dreams of getting in the sack with Christian Grey?”
Now I’m actually curious as to how many hits this profile will get. I shouldn’t get too hung up on it, though. After all, I’m going into this thing with the ultimate “I don’t give a fuck” attitude. We’ve got ears, say cheers!
***DARK FANTASY WARRIORS***
With the additions of Autumn the parrot and Shadow the dog, it’s time to add yet another former animal of mine to the series. Remember Ottie-Doo from the short story of the same name? Like Autumn and Shadow, I don’t have any photographs of the elderly kitty. A drawing will have to do instead. And now that I think about it, Ottie had a lot in common with my current elderly kitty Smokey. Maybe I could use a picture of Smokey for a reference model. Hmm….
***COMEDIC QUOTE OF THE DAY***
“New rule: couples who make out in public have to bring a bucket for me to throw up in. I didn’t come all the way to Applebee’s to be sickened by your dry humping. I came all the way to Applebee’s to be sickened by the food.”
-Bill Maher-
There used to be a time where I would frown and pout at the idea of not having a girlfriend, especially one of celebrity status. Ridiculous, right? I think so too. At this point in my life, I couldn’t care less about the dating scene. I care even less than that about online dating. I’ve tried it several times with no success and I’m ready to say, “Fuck it, I’m done”. I have so little compassion for online dating that if I ever decide to make a profile for a place like OK Cupid, Plenty of Fish, E-Harmony, or any of those other sites, I’m going to take the Buzz Feed route and be brutally honest about all aspects of my life. For the sake of real life, I’m going to use my birth name instead of my penname. So without further ado, let’s get on with the Brutally Honest Dating Profile. It goes like this:
“Who is Garrison Haines-Temons? Most people don’t know, because they only see the surface of who I am: an out of shape and socially awkward man child with the worst case of allergies and the wrong answers to every socially acceptable question. If you’ve made it this far into my profile, I applaud you for not running away like a scream queen from a 1980’s horror movie.
The most common question I get asked by strangers is what I do for a living. If I wanted to be a funny guy, I could tell you that I work with impoverished children in the Democratic Republic of None of Your Damn Business. But that wouldn’t be the honest answer. The honest answer is, I’m an amateur writer who gets social security benefits for not only being schizophrenic and autistic, but also for having retired parents. I don’t go around telling people that because the person I’m talking to could either be a tea-bagging republican who judges poor people or a potential girlfriend who only dates men for their money and cars. If you’re going to judge me, do it on my character and not on my economic status. I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks relationships are built on love and honesty instead of shallowness and greed.
What exactly is my character? The good news is, behind all of this social weirdness, I have a creative side to me. As I’ve said earlier, I’m an unpaid writer, but I also like to draw pictures of brutally violent warriors and take photographs of my toy collection and my animals. If there’s a creative project, I can get it done in style. For a while, I played the piano. I don’t do it much anymore, but the musical bug will come back to bite me soon enough.
What about my interests? Aside from expanding my creative outlets, I also love to watch professional wrestling, read books, and listen to heavy metal music. I used to play a lot of videogames, but ever since getting the shit kicked out of me multiple times by a lava dragon in Final Fantasy III, I’ve become too frustrated to continue that hobby. But I have to admit, videogames can be great creative fuel for when I’m writing a short story or heavy metal song.
You’ve made it this far into my dating profile without cowering away. You deserve a parade with confetti and marching bands. Now we’re going to get serious for a minute. I don’t have many pet peeves, but one of my biggest ones is people lacking respect for my introversion. You know the kind. They make small talk until the end of time, they always want your attention 24/7, they give you no breathing space or privacy of any kind, and they get pissed off if you call them out on their aggressive bullshit. If you’re one of these people who loves to smother your boyfriend with multiple texts, phone calls, and visits, then I don’t need you in my life. Every worst enemy of mine was someone who invaded my privacy and gave me no alone time to process my thoughts. Introversion may sound like an excuse to a lot of people, but it’s real to me and if you don’t honor it, you can’t be my girlfriend.
There you have it: Garrison Haines-Temons, bullshit free, nonconforming, live, and in color. Truth be told, I know not everyone accepts this kind of brutal honesty. In fact, I expect that most girls will see my profile and swipe to the right. That’s okay, though. I’m really joining this dating site out of protest and I really don’t need a relationship based on shallowness. Either you love all of me or you hate all of me. I don’t change for anybody. I don’t need to be told how to dress. I don’t need to be told what career to embark on. I don’t need to be told how to live life. I know what my life is about and I’m happy with my situation even though others aren’t. So what do you say? Will you give me a chance or will you keep pursuing your dreams of getting in the sack with Christian Grey?”
Now I’m actually curious as to how many hits this profile will get. I shouldn’t get too hung up on it, though. After all, I’m going into this thing with the ultimate “I don’t give a fuck” attitude. We’ve got ears, say cheers!
***DARK FANTASY WARRIORS***
With the additions of Autumn the parrot and Shadow the dog, it’s time to add yet another former animal of mine to the series. Remember Ottie-Doo from the short story of the same name? Like Autumn and Shadow, I don’t have any photographs of the elderly kitty. A drawing will have to do instead. And now that I think about it, Ottie had a lot in common with my current elderly kitty Smokey. Maybe I could use a picture of Smokey for a reference model. Hmm….
***COMEDIC QUOTE OF THE DAY***
“New rule: couples who make out in public have to bring a bucket for me to throw up in. I didn’t come all the way to Applebee’s to be sickened by your dry humping. I came all the way to Applebee’s to be sickened by the food.”
-Bill Maher-
Friday, November 13, 2015
"Spunky and the Wizard's Chair" by Ashley and Kyra Uzzell
BOOK TITLE: Spunky and the Wizard’s Chair
AUTHORS: Ashley Uzzell and Kyra Uzzell
YEAR: 2015
GENRE: Fiction
SUBGENRE: Children’s Animal Fantasy
GRADE: Pass
Spunky is an ordinary house cat who enjoys the love and attention that his wizard master brings him. One fateful day, the wizard brings home a splintered wooden chair that is believed to have magical powers. Spunky is ordered to stay away from it, but he defies the wizard and the chair takes the little fluff-pumpkin to a strange new world ruled by other cats. Spunky is scared of his new surroundings and wants to go home. But when the beautiful princess of this kitty world is abducted by dogs, little Spunky isn’t going to let it slide that easily!
One of the many things that makes this book special is the fact that it was written by a mother and her eight-year-old daughter. Alone, their imaginations are wild and colorful. Together, they can put out a polished, cute, cuddly story about magic and purr-babies. Ashley and Kyra working together as a team to make this wonderful kid’s book brings them closer together as a family. No matter what obstacles life puts in front of them, they will always have this special book to look back upon and love every minute of. Family bonding is always important to living a healthy and happy life; never underestimate the power of love.
And then there’s the obvious elephant in the room (or rather the puppies and kitties), the book’s cuteness factor. If you’re writing a book about house pets, you’d better make it as cute and sweet as humanly possible. Ashley and Kyra did just that with their descriptions of each animal character from their bushy tails to their candy-colored fur to (my personal favorite) the princess’s “bell-like voice”. I could learn a lot from this style of writing, because it’s charming without being overly sappy. Whenever I write an animal story, I use a lot of lovey-dovey language and I can see how that would be a turn-off to my readers. So thank you, Ashley and Kyra, for teaching me a valuable lesson in writing animal fantasy fiction!
This book is the very definition of what a kid’s story should have: colorful visuals, a steady reading pace, a loving plot, and not a single ounce of mature content. I enjoyed this book so much that I plan on giving it to one of my nieces as a Christmas present this year. The book is a fun read for all ages, so if I was to give it to my eleven year old niece Reina, she probably wouldn’t feel insulted by it. I have another niece named Jayla who is five years old and she would probably love this book to pieces. So many nieces, so many choices. No matter who I choose, it will be a worthy use of my money since it’s such a lovable read. I’m purring just thinking about it!
Ashley Uzzell is already an established writer under another penname and has produced some of my favorite e-books ever written. Her future is no doubt a bright one no matter how many obstacles she has to go through in life. Kyra especially has a bright future ahead of her because she’s only eight years old and has already shown that she’s capable of putting together an awesome story. If the amount of potential this writing family had could be harnessed into green energy, the world could leave its lights on until the end of time. I give this story a passing grade and I give both authors a digital hug!
AUTHORS: Ashley Uzzell and Kyra Uzzell
YEAR: 2015
GENRE: Fiction
SUBGENRE: Children’s Animal Fantasy
GRADE: Pass
Spunky is an ordinary house cat who enjoys the love and attention that his wizard master brings him. One fateful day, the wizard brings home a splintered wooden chair that is believed to have magical powers. Spunky is ordered to stay away from it, but he defies the wizard and the chair takes the little fluff-pumpkin to a strange new world ruled by other cats. Spunky is scared of his new surroundings and wants to go home. But when the beautiful princess of this kitty world is abducted by dogs, little Spunky isn’t going to let it slide that easily!
One of the many things that makes this book special is the fact that it was written by a mother and her eight-year-old daughter. Alone, their imaginations are wild and colorful. Together, they can put out a polished, cute, cuddly story about magic and purr-babies. Ashley and Kyra working together as a team to make this wonderful kid’s book brings them closer together as a family. No matter what obstacles life puts in front of them, they will always have this special book to look back upon and love every minute of. Family bonding is always important to living a healthy and happy life; never underestimate the power of love.
And then there’s the obvious elephant in the room (or rather the puppies and kitties), the book’s cuteness factor. If you’re writing a book about house pets, you’d better make it as cute and sweet as humanly possible. Ashley and Kyra did just that with their descriptions of each animal character from their bushy tails to their candy-colored fur to (my personal favorite) the princess’s “bell-like voice”. I could learn a lot from this style of writing, because it’s charming without being overly sappy. Whenever I write an animal story, I use a lot of lovey-dovey language and I can see how that would be a turn-off to my readers. So thank you, Ashley and Kyra, for teaching me a valuable lesson in writing animal fantasy fiction!
This book is the very definition of what a kid’s story should have: colorful visuals, a steady reading pace, a loving plot, and not a single ounce of mature content. I enjoyed this book so much that I plan on giving it to one of my nieces as a Christmas present this year. The book is a fun read for all ages, so if I was to give it to my eleven year old niece Reina, she probably wouldn’t feel insulted by it. I have another niece named Jayla who is five years old and she would probably love this book to pieces. So many nieces, so many choices. No matter who I choose, it will be a worthy use of my money since it’s such a lovable read. I’m purring just thinking about it!
Ashley Uzzell is already an established writer under another penname and has produced some of my favorite e-books ever written. Her future is no doubt a bright one no matter how many obstacles she has to go through in life. Kyra especially has a bright future ahead of her because she’s only eight years old and has already shown that she’s capable of putting together an awesome story. If the amount of potential this writing family had could be harnessed into green energy, the world could leave its lights on until the end of time. I give this story a passing grade and I give both authors a digital hug!
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