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“This is one of my ten-year-old daughter’s “bedstand books.” She keeps it by her bed, and I find her reading it over and over. When she accidentally left her hard copy at home when she went to her grandparents’, we had to get her a soft copy for her tablet. She loves Constance!” – Cathy Karas
“Venture forth into the wilds of your own kitchen to explore the possibilities for flavor and ingredients you encountered in your explorations of Industralia! From carnival peanuts and cotton candy to some hearty meat pies these recipes can help you, or a young friend, cook some of the flavors of adventure.” – Nurseferatu
Shredding It Summer Release
Just in Time for Coleslaw Season
On a cold winter day, Shredding It will help you create a comfort meal to warm the body and soul. On a hot summer afternoon, you can choose from a variety of recipes for cool, refreshingly crisp slaws and creative salads. Knowing how to make a well-tucked savory cabbage roll is an art form you'll soon master. And of course, everyone should have a favorite coleslaw recipe ready to whip up on a moment's notice. Get ready to learn how our grandparents cooked, and explore new dishes using our old friend, the cabbage.
You'll be shredding it in no time!
And yes... in case you wondered, there IS a dessert section.
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- Second Life Book Club Shreds It!September 6, 2024On Wednesday, Draxtor Despres brought his weekly show, the Second Life Book Club, to The Inkwell in New Babbage.
Welcome to the World of BrightHope
The Brassbright Chronicle is delivered daily by one of our sooty-faced newsie urchins directly into your rose garden or decorative fountain. Where are you? Your airship has dropped you in Industralia, the largest continent on BrightHope. Industralia is bursting with eccentric characters hoping you'll listen as they tell you all about their adventures. That noise you hear in the background is just the Victorian Era groaning under the weight of wild plots filled with anachronisms, puns, wacky humor, steampunky contraptions, and lots of heart.