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About ArchaeoKelly

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I'm a hobbyist who dabbles in everything: archaeology, art, music, counseling, human resources, gaming, rpgs, raising a nerdy family and a zoo, cooking, steampunk decor, marine biology, and medieval Japanese history.

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“I want to be one of the most joy-inducing human beings that you’ve ever encountered.”

January 6, 2017 by ArchaeoKelly 3 Comments

My initial impulse was to use the following The Princess Diarist quote as title for this review, “If you have a penis and a job, being handsome is a fantastic bonus but hardly a necessity.” My decision to purchase and read The Princess Diarist is not an original one following the death of Carrie Fisher.  I am not alone in having found her to be a childhood role model as Princess Leia and again as adult Carrie Fisher.  She seemed so approachable and she allowed […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor Tagged With: carrie fisher

ArchaeoKelly's CBR9 Review No:2 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor · Tags: carrie fisher ·
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“I’m exactly where I need to be”

January 4, 2017 by ArchaeoKelly 3 Comments

Girl has nightmares about everything she went through saving her faerie lord and the faerie realm. Faerie lord fears for the girl’s safety and won’t let her leave the house. Girl goes back and forth–some days she gives in to depression and lets him keep her in; some days she tries to rebel and wants to get out and do something. Faerie lord refuses to allow her to do anything. Then Faerie lord #2 swoops in–is it to save her?  Is it to call in […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: sarah j maas

ArchaeoKelly's CBR9 Review No:1 · Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: sarah j maas ·
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