Month: April 2015

Book Review: “Crow Moon” by Anna McKerrow

Synopsis from  I decided to treat myself to “Crow Moon” after it was recommended by a fellow blogger. It was also an attempt to see what the continually emerging world of UKYA has to offer, and if Crow Moon is anything to go by then the literary world needs to be ready because the UK…

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25 Years of the Amazing, the most wonderful Space Telescope, Hubble

Originally posted on MKT Library:
MKT Library has been away for sometime and as a come back, we thought of bringing you some Hubble-Mania.. Hope you enjoy… As Hubble and the team working on it celebrate their 25th year anniversary, we celebrate and welcome another year of the wonderful and the always amazing Hubble Space…

Book Review: “Pigments of my Imagination” by Angela Kulig

The Blurb From the moment Lucia steps into Bayside Art Academy, she is fed a steady stream of lies, but it’s not until she meets William that she begins to question the people she trusts. Unraveling fact from fabrication seems impossible until Lucia finds her first painting, and discovers the dead do not lie–at least…

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Featured Blogger this week: Nate “The Candid Scientist”

  Please welcome Nate from “The Candid Scientist” blog as my new Featured Blogger this week. What I really liked about his blog is his way of making science sound like fun. He also got a brownie point for literally taking me to Mars which is actually not far at all if you click here…

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Author Interview: LaChouett meets Laura Madeleine

Hello Everyone, Today I feel very lucky!!” Why” you may ask. Well, I have the opportunity to introduce you to the lovely lady behind the fabulous and recently released debut novel “The Confectioner’s Tale”, Laura Madeleine. I would like to thank Laura for taking the time to indulge me as I know these past few…

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