Category Archives: Vlog

Vlog: Worst Animated Adaptations

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In which Jenn might make some enemies by listing our choices for Worst Animated Adaptations!

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Vlog: Best Animated Adaptations

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In which Jess waxes nostalgic when talking about the best animated adaptations… and our many criteria for choosing them!

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Vlog: Seven Sobbin’ Women for Seven Brothers

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Kendyl breaks down the differences between Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) and the short story it’s based on.

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Vlog: Lunar Chronicles Spotlight

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Jenn spotlights the amazing Lunar Chronicles series by Marissa Meyer!

 

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Vlog: Characters We Hate to Love

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In which Jess lists the characters that we can’t help but love — even against our better judgment!

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Vlog: Characters We Love to Hate

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In which Kendyl  lists those characters that are really enjoyable to watch and really satisfying to hate.

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Vlog: Alan Rickman Spotlight

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In which Kendyl pays tribute to the great Alan Rickman.

Alan Rickman Interview

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Vlog: Best Adaptations of Mythology

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In which Jenn lists our hosts’ choices for best mythological adaptations–both filmed and written!

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Vlog: Heracles Spotlight

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In which Dorin keeps it real when telling the true story of Heracles – NOT Hercules!

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Vlog: Worst Adaptations of Mythology

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In which Jess deals with both the past and the future in listing our hosts’ choices for worst adaptations of mythology!

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Vlog: Underrepresented Mythologies

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In which Kendyl lists some geographical areas that are really underrepresented in adaptations.

Vlog: Most Anticipated Adaptations of 2016

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In which Jenn lists the adaptations we’re most looking forward to in 2016!

Vlog: Best Adaptations of 2015

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In which Jenn lists our favorite adaptations of 2015!

Project for Awesome 2015: Reach Out & Read

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This year’s P4A video, in which we tell you about another great charity that starts kids on the path to being great readers.

Reach Out & Read: http://www.reachoutandread.org/
Project for Awesome: http://www.projectforawesome.com/

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Vlog: The Adaptation of Santa Claus

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In which Kendyl goes over just some of the elements that turned St. Nicholas into Santa Claus.

Saint Nicholas, Sinterklaas, Santa Claus
Who is St. Nicholas?
Santa Claus Wiki
Saint Nicholas Wiki
Sinterklaas Wiki
Father Christmas Wiki

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Vlog: Thanks to the Authors!

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In which Jenn thanks several authors for their literary input–and impact–to the world!

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Vlog: How Thanksgiving Has Been Adapted

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In which Dorin explains how the original Thanksgiving story differs from the adaptation.

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Vlog: The Selection Dream Cast

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In which Jess dream-casts the Bachelor…Okay, it’s actually The Selection by Kiera Cass, but it might as well be!

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Vlog: Sabrina Fair

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In which Kendyl discusses the 1953 play, and the two film adaptations of Sabrina Fair.

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Vlog: NaNoWriMo Prep

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In which Jenn starts to freak out over the impending NaNoWriMo challenge.

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