Ways of Escape
Book
With superb skill and feeling, Graham Greene retraces the experiences and encounters of his...
Ster-Kinekor
Entertainment and Lifestyle
App
The words “Movies” and “Cinema” are synonymous with Ster-Kinekor. Experience great movie...
Cheap Flight Bookings
Travel and Utilities
App
Enjoy big savings for your next flight! Save time, pay less, travel more! Ultimate Comparison by...
Working Moms in 1920s
Catalogs
App
Join the movement of Working Mothers and Women from all around the world, and learn about different...
Songbirds
Book
Nisha has crossed oceans to give her child a future. By day she cares for Petra's daughter; at night...
David McK (3632 KP) rated King Solomon's Mines in TV
Nov 9, 2025 - 4:26 PM
It's been a while since I read the source novel, so I'm sure this takes more than a few liberties, however there are still elements that I remember from said source.
Basically, the entire thing feels Indiana Jones lite.
And that's not just because Alison Doody was one of the main characters in the Last Crusade.
The Grand Tour: Letters and Photographs from the British Empire Expedition 1922
Book
Unpublished for 90 years, Agatha Christie's extensive and evocative letters and photographs from her...
EasyCockpit
Navigation
App
EasyCockpit is a comprehensive aviation navigation tool for mobile devices and has for many years...
Jumia Online Shopping
Shopping and Lifestyle
App
Looking for a safe and convenient means to shop? Download the Jumia Online Shopping App today for...
Bookapotamus (289 KP) rated The Poisonwood Bible in Books
May 25, 2018
The Poisonwood Bible follows the Price family, missionaries who are living in (pretty scary) parts of Africa for a large part of the book. The book talks a LOT about their religion, and its in general a pretty chilling book. A lot of reviews are judging this book on Christianity or America, or whatever - but I think this book deserves five stars for the story and writing alone. The story was beautiful and it ALMOST made me question everything I've ever thought or believed in! I learned so very much about things in Africa that most of us have no idea are happening - or have happened.
I do think things sort of went back and forth throughout the story - how amazing the African people are, then what monsters they are - but they're just like every other human in America right? It also follows two sisters who are SO different its almost not believable. Rachel and Leah. Rachel is fun to follow - in a way the only humor in the whole book. Their story is fascinating no matter which point of view it's told from.
The book is VERY long. I could have ended it before the adult part - I was bored by that and felt it unnecessary. Otherwise - would def had been 5 stars!