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Vincent Van Gogh: The Letters
Vincent Van Gogh: The Letters
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"This is a set of six volumes and it’s expensive — but worth it for life. Van Gogh’s letters, along with the letters of Cezanne, are always inspirational to read. His pursuit of reality is thrilling, his lack of confidence, fears, doubts, excitement, his passion for nature and intensity when he talks about color, and the future of art drive you and help you accept your follies as an artist. And he did it all in such a short period of time."

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Deceit (Beastly Tales, #2)
Deceit (Beastly Tales, #2)
M.J. Haag | 2015
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This cliffhanger has me desperate to read the next book! M.J. writes in a way that captures my attention. Sure, the old-timey stuff can get a little annoying, but I felt myself drawn to how she wrote this. Benella's sisters continue to drive me crazy, I feel so much sympathy for her father, and I'm not sure how I feel about the beast, especially considering his words at the very end! I'll be working, impatiently, thinking about what's next to come.
  
    Earn to Die 2

    Earn to Die 2

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    Drive your car through a zombie apocalypse in this massive follow-up to the chart-topping hit Earn...

The Land of Reverse  by David Manousos has a gentle tone with a soothing cadence to the words that suit perfectly for bedtime readings. The illustrations are a great accompaniment. 

The story is about Sam who could not sleep one night. He let his mind wander to the Land of reverse. Everything Sam thought of in reality was backwards. Your hands are your feet, cars drive on the sidewalk, the animals in the zoo have the humans caged and feed them. Sam returns back to his bed happy and cannot wait to return to the Land of Reverse.

I received an ARC from NetGalley and Dog Ear Publishing in exchange for an honest review.
  
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Kevin Smith recommended Jaws (1975) in Movies (curated)

 
Jaws (1975)
Jaws (1975)
1975 | Thriller

"Come on, it’s common sense. Jaws is a fantastic film. Maybe the second film I saw in my life — I saw The Gumball Rally prior to Jaws — but Jaws is the first one that made a deep, deep impression. I saw it a drive-in with my parents when I was five, which is kinda weird in retrospective. It was PG at the time. My kid’s nine and my wife still won’t let me show her Jaws. I made the mistake of showing my kid Gremlins when she was six and I have heard no end of it from my old lady. She’s all, “She’s still afraid of Gremlins.” Gremlins is a harmless f–king movie."

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