My favorite way to spend a Sunday afternoon is watching disaster movies. They may be cheesy and the science might be a bit off, but watching one or two of these films is a good way to spend an afternoon. 

I have always loved science fiction novels. I remember reading "Ender’s Game" and "Farnham’s Freehold" when I was in elementary school. If you are looking to develop a love of science fiction, then try one of these books. Some are older classics and some were just published in the last couple of years. Either way, these books are a great way to dive into the science…

The library is great place to explore a new hobby or even fine tune the skills you already have. I have learned baking, weaving, crochet, and so much more just from borrowing books from the library. Check out one of these books and learn something new. 

Nothing tastes quite as good as bread fresh from the oven. Homemade bread can seem like a daunting task, but with these books you will be whipping out lovely loafs in no time.  

Who doesn’t love a road trip? The open road, music blaring, hitchhiking aliens, and a gift shop run by the fates. Wait, what? The road trips in these books are anything but normal. Ranging from quirky to spooky, these books are sure to entertain

Where did that urban legend come from? Are there any cryptids where I live? Why are people intrigued by the paranormal and the unexplained? If you’ve ever thought one of these questions, then these books might just give you some answers or at least provide you with even more questions.