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fantasyformysanity (128 KP) rated The Fallen (2016) in Movies
Jan 4, 2020 (Updated Jan 4, 2020)
I enjoyed the movie, but as with a lot of books turned into movies, I thought it could've been better. To me, the movie felt a bit rushed and some parts of the book that were omitted shouldn't have been. Over all, I liked it.
Kimmic (814 KP) rated The Platform (2019) in Movies
Mar 22, 2020
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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Twisted Arrangement (Twisted, #1) in Books
Jan 11, 2021
I was just getting into this when I saw how far through I was and realised it was going to be a cliff-hanger ending of what's-going-to-happen-next? I'm not always a big fan of these therefore I'm giving it three stars.
Kristina (502 KP) rated After the Rain in Books
Dec 7, 2020
Sweet, romantic, inspiring for those wishing for a second chance at love. In general, I enjoyed the book and the story, but I wasn't necessarily riveted. Unfortunately, I don't believe "After The Rain" will stand out in memory, but it was a good read.
DreadpirateSmoo (95 KP) rated Helluva Boss in TV
Oct 18, 2021 (Updated Oct 18, 2021)
Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated King Kwong: Larry Kwong, the China Clipper Who Broke the NHL Colour Barrier in Books
Jan 12, 2018
This book was a really quick read. As a lifelong hockey fan I was fascinated by the story. As a New York Ranger's fan I was appalled I hadn't heard of this before.
[King Kwong: Larry Kwong, the China Clipper Who Broke the NHL Colour Barrier] by [Paula Johanson] is a short well written account of the struggle to make it into the NHL if you weren't of European decent. Larry Kwong was a very skilled player but only got to play one shift in the NHL. This did not dampen his love for hockey as he traveled the world spreading this awesome sport wherever he went. I wish I had this in a paper copy so I could give it to my students to read.
[King Kwong: Larry Kwong, the China Clipper Who Broke the NHL Colour Barrier] by [Paula Johanson] is a short well written account of the struggle to make it into the NHL if you weren't of European decent. Larry Kwong was a very skilled player but only got to play one shift in the NHL. This did not dampen his love for hockey as he traveled the world spreading this awesome sport wherever he went. I wish I had this in a paper copy so I could give it to my students to read.









