Showing posts with label Caillou. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caillou. Show all posts

Thursday, November 23, 2023

Happy Thanksgiving! (+ a Geeky Holiday List)

Happy Thanksgiving!

Today is a day of giving thanks and reflecting on our lives. It's a day to look at the world and see how you can help make it a better place. It's also a day of family, food and relaxation. However you plan to celebrate the day, I want to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! And for anyone who doesn't celebrate the holiday, I also wish you a very Happy Thursday!

If you're looking for something holiday inspired to watch, I included a fun Geeky Thanksgiving List below. For more Geeky Lists, here are my previous three Thanksgiving lists: (12 and 3).



Friday, January 8, 2021

Fandom Friday: Random Fandom Thoughts #3


- As much as I love watching the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogy, I do wish the movies had a better connecting story because with two directors it showed how their different visions didn't make for a cohesive story. I just felt like they didn't know what to do with either the characters or the story. In the end, the trilogy felt very jumbled and misdirected and it's no wonder why there were so many mixed reviews from fans.


Saturday, April 23, 2016

Book Review: Caillou, Lights Out!


Book: Caillou, Lights Out! story adapted from an episode of the Caillou animated series by Anne Paradise with illustrations adapted by Eric Sevigny

Source: Borrowed from Publisher/NetGalley for an honest review

Publication: Available now

Description:

A winter storm knocks the power out at Caillou's house. Caillou is confused when the lights don’t work. But soon the evening turns into an indoor camping adventure, complete with marshmallows roasted in the fireplace. Caillou is especially delighted when he gets to sleep by the hearth in his sleeping bag.

Caillou, Lights Out! includes glow-in-the-dark stickers.


Rating: 5 stars

Review:

Winter weather can sometimes bring bad storms which Caillou found out in this cute little picture book. This story follows Caillou and his family as they deal with the power going out during a snow storm. His parents try to make the entire experience a fun adventure by lighting a fire in the fireplace and roasting marshmallows to help Caillou not feel afraid. They also plan another fun activity, camping out in the living room.

Having the power go out can even be scary for adults, and this book could possibly help kids not feels so scared during a power outage. The illustrations were bright and colorful and makes you feel as if you are watching the animated series. I thought the author did a great job capturing the heart, warmth and humor of the show.

This is a quick read and the words are easy enough that a child could read the story for themselves if they wanted to.