pickThis book is a wild ride of breakfast-themed adventures! Follow Audie Ace as he battles evil forces and discovers the secrets of the cereal world. The author's imagination and humor are amazing, and the plot twists will keep you hoked. A must-read for fans of fantasy and fun! #pick #LitsyReview #TheCerealSaga #SamaadiScott #Fantasy #Humor #Adventure #Cereal #Books #Book #BookLovers #Bookworms #BookNerds #ReadersOfLitsy
Another positive for working the weekend (aside from its proximity to a rather lovely bookstore) is that it‘s also within walking distance to a Brumby‘s bakery… once a prolific chain - they are now fairly rare - which is a shame because they do pies & pasties and apparently these sultana & cornflake biscuits… you wouldn‘t catch me eating a bowl of cornflakes but they work brilliantly here!
“Will had made a faux pas. But how could you blame him? Until Eleanor had come under the spell of the good Doctor, the whole lot of raw-fooders, oat-bran nuts, antivivisectionists, Indian fakirs, nudists and the like had seemed indistinguishable to him, fish out of the same barrel.“ C.W. Post slogans instead of Kellogg slogans, blurted right in front of the Doctor. Come for what seems like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest vibes, but satirical.
“Each of these separate species [of 160 types of digestive bacteria] forms its own peculiar products and byproducts, many of which are highly toxic...the aerobes are generally beneficial---vital to us, in fact, and they produce harmless acids for the most part---but the anaerobes, those bacteria we find in flesh foods, are pathologic and putrefactive. They are pernicious, Mr. Lightbody, and they are your [neurasthenic] scourge.“ Gen Z apropos!
“The sad fact of human existence is that we must engage in these dangerous practices---dangerous for wife and husband alike, what with the excitation of the nervous system, the loss of life-giving fluids, the shock to the constitutions of both partners---we must engage in them, I say, to replenish the species. It's our lot in life.“
“The major influence on my writing has been my reading. When I was young, I read everything, including #cereal boxes and coffee labels. Reading taught me sentence structure, paragraphing, how to build a chapter. Strangely enough, it never taught me spelling.” ― S.E. Hinton #QuotsyAug20
I looked up from my #cereal, which I was pondering rather than eating, and stared at Charlie in shock. I hadn‘t been following the conversation—actually, I hadn‘t been aware that we were having a conversation—and I wasn‘t sure what he meant. #QuotsyAug20
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