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Daily Archives: October 26, 2017
Closure on many fronts but with new characters and new adventures seemingly on the way
Mind Game: A Novel (Eve Duncan)
By:Iris Johansen
Rating: 4 of 5
I’ve read many of the Eve Duncan series and, once again, I wish there had been something about Eve as a forensic sculptor. There is a small aside comment but otherwise, the book is really about Jane and Caleb.
Jane has had visions from Cira, a former slave who lived hundreds of years before. Cira has been leading Jane to her family’s treasure of gold coins which are supposedly hidden in Scotland. In this story, not only does Jane have Cira to contend with, suddenly a new individual begins haunting her dreams.
Posted in Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
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44 Christmas Designs by Margaret Tarrant – printed both sides of the page
The Enchanting Christmas Coloring Book
By: Margaret Tarrant
Rating: 4 of 5
This is another lovely coloring book of designs based on the Christmas/winter artwork of Margaret Tarrant. For the most part, the designs have been rendered in line drawings very well. There are a number; however, which are too simplistic (especially those of snowmen) and could have had more detail added.
Unlike the fairies book (which was brown lines on white paper), this coloring book is done with green lines on white paper. Perhaps to show the holiday spirit. The line drawings are on the right side of the page and a full color image of the artwork is shown on the facing left side of the page.
While some of the designs are lacking in detail, most have a good amount of detail sufficient for coloring but still allowing room for shading, blending, and adding one’s own embellishments.
There is, once again, a short history of Ms. Tarrant’s art at the front of the book. Unlike the previous book, there are no title banners on each of the designs. Both ways work for me, so I have no problem with it. It might have been nice to include a page which gave pertinent information about each design.
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