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    Waterloo

    Waterloo

    Victor Hugo

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    'Brave Frenchmen, will you not surrender?' Cambronne answered, 'Merde!' A tense, dramatic account of...

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TravelersWife4Life (31 KP) rated Hope in the Mountain River (Call of the Rockies, #2) in Books

Feb 23, 2021  
Hope in the Mountain River (Call of the Rockies, #2)
Hope in the Mountain River (Call of the Rockies, #2)
Misty M. Beller | 2020
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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I have to say that the description of this book does not do it justice.
 Hope in the Mountain River is book 2 in Misty M. Beller’s Call of the Rockies series. This book can be read as a standalone, although I recommend reading them in order as the first book sets the scene for this one. However, there are no loose threads and you can just read this one by itself if you choose too.
“This epic journey is not at all what she expected” is such an understatement
  
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Brandon Routh recommended Braveheart (1995) in Movies (curated)

 
Braveheart (1995)
Braveheart (1995)
1995 | Drama, History, War
8.2 (49 Ratings)
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"Need I say more? No matter what you or I may think about the film’s lead actor and director, this film has always inspired great emotion for me—love, passion, justice, freedom, unity. Epic fight scenes, great scope and cinematography and beautiful evocative score. It has a great mix of levity mixed in with the true gravity of the situation. There are also so many amazing performances from supporting characters and I most definitely had crushes on both Catherine McCormack and Sophie Marceau for several years after. Freedooommm!"

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William Finnegan recommended Liebling Abroad in Books (curated)

 
Liebling Abroad
Liebling Abroad
A.J. Liebling | 1981
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"This is cheating because it’s four books in one. But Liebling wrote so well about so much, a compendium is merited. Two of these are reporting from World War II, where no other writer, in my opinion, could touch him. “The Road Back to Paris” is an epic dispatch full of hard times and the finest lyricism. The other two books are about France, food, wine, memory, boxing. I wouldn’t argue if you insisted that Liebling’s greatest subject was actually New York City, or even Louisiana. It’s too bad there’s not a twelve-pack."

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