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Daily Archives: September 5, 2016
Interesting and Action-filled transitional book in a three part series within a series
Hide Away: An Eve Duncan Novel
By: Iris Johansen
Rating: 4 of 5
I read this series out of order by reading the 19th and the 21st books before reading this, the 20th book in the Eve Duncan series. I thought that I had not missed much but once I went back and read through “Hide Away”, I realized that it was filled with pivotal information that transitioned the series. I highly suggest that you read these three books in their intended order.
Posted in Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
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20 Laurel Burch Design Postcards designs printed on one side of perforated card stock
The Art of Laurel BurchTM Coloring Postcard Book: 20 Iconic Designs
By: Laurel Burch
Rating: 4 of 5
The Art of Laurel Burch Postcard Book is a set of various designs by the late Laurel Burch. I have enjoyed many of her designs in household and wearable goods over the years. Earlier this year, I purchased a coloring book of her designs and was really pleased to pick up this set of postcards as well.
Many of her design themes are included including cats, dogs, horses, and others. As with the coloring book, there weren’t any mermaids which is something that I wish it had. I can only hope that there will be other books or cards in the future with some of the ocean designs in it.
Usually, postcards have a glue binding similar to notepads but in this case, each of the cards is perforated for easy removal from the set. However, this method leaves a rough edge on the perforated side. I much prefer the standard glue binding of other postcard sets as the rough edge gives a really unfinished look to the whole project. The address area is set up for postcard mailing and includes a small thumbnail design which can also be colored.
The cover of the set is done with a beautiful glossy rendition of Ms. Burch’s artwork with elements picked out in gold foil. The set is printed on a medium weight card stock rather than some of the heavyweight card stock I have on other postcard sets.
I found that only alcohol-based markers bled through the paper. Water-based markers, gel pens, and India ink pens did not bleed through. Colored pencils (both oil and wax-based) did well with layering and blending and did not dent through the page.
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