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Wolf-Gordon: Sample Book; 50 Years of Interior Finishes

Ellen Lupton, Melissa Feldman and Paul Makovsky

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American design company Wolf-Gordon celebrates 50 years in business with its first book, a lively...

Lindsay (1727 KP) rated Rebels (Safe Lands, #3) in Books

Aug 30, 2018 (Updated Apr 9, 2019)

This book is constitution from the two other books called "Captives" and "Outcasts". I would love to read the two books before. This book deals with lowlands and Midlands areas along with Kinderds. This deals with mostly the rebels in hiding and though of send to liberation. You goes though the adventures and to find the truth about Liberation and what the government was doing.

Can the rebels get the truth out about Liberation and what it means. What happening to Safe land folks? Levi find out that Jenna is having his baby? Omar and Mason work together to get the rebels to help with getting the truth out. Is the Owl know all and sees all. Omar has thing to deal with and will he come over it. What about Mason will he tell where his brothers are staying or will they do need to do a trade to get his brother? There are so many twist and turns that is will having wanting more and to want to turn the page to find out.

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Andy K (10823 KP) rated Red Sparrow (2018) in Movies

Dec 30, 2018

Red Sparrow (2018)

2018 | Mystery, Thriller

6.8

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Clever espionage thriller

While Jennifer Lawrence may not be my favorite (or I haven't seen a lot of her films), I thought she held her own and did an amicable job (maybe the accent not so much) through this heavy plot in a slightly too long thriller.

She plays a ballet dancer who is forced t work for the government in trade for state sponsored benefits for her and her mother to continue.

The plot gets a little muddled and confusing as to who is on which side in the middle of the film. People keep switching sides or double crossing each other so it becomes hard to follow at times.

It felt like the film could've lost like 20 minutes and been more coherent and quicker paced. Having not read the book, I cannot compare it (although differing from the book does not make it worse). I'll go to my grave defending that point.

I was never bored while watching and would definitely recommend.