We've gotten two Book Revolution entries so far this month, from our badass loyal submitters!
  The first is from Miss Roxanne, our bookworm yummy mummy:

  Hi ladies!

   In honor of your daily radness, I'm reading The Princess Bride. I am kinda ashamed I've never read the book, since the movie is so awesome, & I'm loving what i've read so far. Ttfn!
  Thanks, Roxy!  And BTW - that is an EPIC read!  Prepare to be blown away!

  Our second entry is from the rad Andrew (Radrew even?):

  ELDERLY ninja?!

  Yeah, I love me some Wishbone.  I even do a post about him HERE.  When it comes to helping generations of children learn to love literature, Wishbone is where it's at.  But when it comes to sheer bangability, sorry Wishbone, Robert Downey Jr wins that round.  So it's pretty much even keel.  Right?

... When beloved monsters of our fondest childhood memories finally retire.
    Wait, what?  Your childhood wasn't spent curled up under a blanket being scared shitless by inappropriately themed movie nights?  Boy, did you ever miss out (on nightmares and bedwetting)!

  And THIS is what happens when horror film producers, directors, and actors do INSTEAD of retiring:

  Nah, I'm just joshing.  I (Kat) actually went to see this movie at the theater when it came out.  It was the one and only time I got ID'd for a movie.  Not only did I get in, but I also brought some underage children with me to enjoy the cinematographic vision of group of talented artists.

  Just keeping up the time honored tradition of causing lifelong night terrors in our future generations!  Hooray!

How long do I have left Doc? 

Marilyn Monroe reading. I'm not sure if there is anything sexier than this.... ever. 


Enjoy,
Xx

  Because if so, they at least have a good grasp of badass.

I (Cara) read Where the Wild Things Are when I was very young. I loved it and the movie. I feel like we need another post in honour of Maurice Sendak:

PS. (Yay Obama's support of marriage equality!) 

This makes me want to hold and love my books even more. 

...Makes me feel a little guilty for having an Ereader. 
Xx 

  It's a sad sad Tuesday May 8th, because Maurice Sendak - he of the skilled writerly ways and epic quotes - passed away early this morning. 
Maurice was the shiz, and you can read our previous article on him HERE.

  RIP, Maurice Sendak.  Now you're in writer Heaven.  Which is like regular Heaven, but with more booze and yelling.  And hookers.  I'm pretty sure on that.