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It Takes Two to Tumble (Seducing the Sedgwicks, #1)
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Some of Ben Sedgwick’s favorite things: Helping his poor parishioners Baby animals ...
BobbiesDustyPages (1259 KP) rated The Faculty (1998) in Movies
Oct 9, 2017
Come on we all thought are teachers were probably aliens at one point or another.
Okay this is one of those movies where I can find no faults with it. The plot is simple and to the point but hooks you in from the very beginning, the cast is A+ and so star studded that to this day it's still pretty crazy to watch it and see everyone.
I've always been a fan of Bodysnatchers movies there's something about them has always creeped me out more then most other horror genres and The Faculty for me will always be my favorite from the genre.
I've always been a fan of Bodysnatchers movies there's something about them has always creeped me out more then most other horror genres and The Faculty for me will always be my favorite from the genre.
Book Divas (227 KP) rated Conjured (New England Witch Chronicles, #2) in Books
Dec 12, 2017
Conjured begins where the first book left us; mourning the loss of a character. In this book we are afforded the opportunity to continue to see the deepening relationship of Alexandria and Peter. Alexandria's powers truly begin to develop and we are knocked off of our feet by startling revelations and developments along the way.
The cliff hanging ending of book two took my breathe away and I cannot wait to read the next book. Chelsea will quickly become a new favorite author for those looking for an amazing and spellbinding writer. This is a must read book for both young and old alike.
The cliff hanging ending of book two took my breathe away and I cannot wait to read the next book. Chelsea will quickly become a new favorite author for those looking for an amazing and spellbinding writer. This is a must read book for both young and old alike.
DMcQ (4 KP) rated Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983) in Movies
Dec 13, 2017
Ah, the conclusion to the original story that brought us all to this wondrous galaxy far, far away. The characters have cemented themselves as family, we've been spirited away on their adventure and now wait as we breathlessly watch for the conclusion. Yes, some of my favorite moments happen in this one, though I won't specify, as I don't want to ruin for those few who haven't seen this and might still be on the fence about it. This story is fun, it's got a message for everyone, it's family entertainment. Watch the dickens out of it like me if you feel you must, it's great fun!
Melja Gregory (2 KP) rated Summer Knight (The Dresden Files, #4) in Books
Jan 5, 2018
The tide crests
This is my probably my favorite or at least top 2 in a fairly long series. This is where I feel like the authors voice becomes solid and some of the small writing issues in the first few books are put behind him. The ability to write in multiple pantheons and weave them around each other, without compromising each other, starts to truly show itself. Plus I love the fae as they are portrayed in Jim's version, and as the series goes on, all the characters only get more depth and interesting for their secrets.
tonidavis (353 KP) rated The OA - Season 1 in TV
Jul 10, 2017
Jason Isaccs (1 more)
Premise
If you want something to make you think
If you like mystery and suspense a bit of fantasy this series is for you. You will be kept wondering all through this series and its hard to describe without giving things away. However I will say that its a beautiful story and great premise the actors play there characters well and the characters have been well thought through. The series has one of my Favorite actors in it that's Jason Isaccs and his character is nothing but brilliant again i cant talk to much without giving it away but I highly recommend.
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Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated Conversations with Amelia in Books
Jan 12, 2018
[Conversations with Amelia] by [Kathleen Schmitt] cover both the history of one of the greatest women, Amelia Earhart, but also the growing pains of a family after WWII. All seen through the eyes of Hannah, who is very naive in the beginning. Her confidant is an imaginary Amelia who gives her good advice and keeps her "flying right".
I have been looking forward to reading this book because Amelia Earhart is one of my favorite figures in history. I was not disappointed. It is well written and interweaves the history with the events happening in the story so that it has a really nice flow. I highly recommend reading this book.
I have been looking forward to reading this book because Amelia Earhart is one of my favorite figures in history. I was not disappointed. It is well written and interweaves the history with the events happening in the story so that it has a really nice flow. I highly recommend reading this book.
Jenny Houle (24 KP) rated Downward Dog, My Dreams & Fears: Haiku & Illustrations by Martin in Books
Jan 13, 2018
I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley for an unbiased opinion.
I cannot remember the last time a book of poetry made me laugh out loud. DOWNWARD DOG was absolutely entertaining, at least from the point of view of this dog lover. There are even one or two more serious haikus to balance out the ones that make you laugh. I'm pretty sure my own dog thinks much like Martin does.
My absolute favorite from the book:
"Shame: all the food has
vanished before I notice
I started eating"
Put this on your gift list for any dog lover. Absolutely adorable.
I cannot remember the last time a book of poetry made me laugh out loud. DOWNWARD DOG was absolutely entertaining, at least from the point of view of this dog lover. There are even one or two more serious haikus to balance out the ones that make you laugh. I'm pretty sure my own dog thinks much like Martin does.
My absolute favorite from the book:
"Shame: all the food has
vanished before I notice
I started eating"
Put this on your gift list for any dog lover. Absolutely adorable.
BobbiesDustyPages (1259 KP) rated The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) in Movies
Sep 5, 2017 (Updated Jan 29, 2019)
I love me some raw and simple gore
I first watched this movie when I was around 10 or so and hell it messed me up in the way that I could not look away from the screen the entire time.
The thing about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre that always just made it a favorite of mine is just how raw footage it is, it doesn't have any of the flash and awe that a lot of horror movies have but the acting for me to this day is just so on point that I still find myself questioning if this shit was real or not.
The thing about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre that always just made it a favorite of mine is just how raw footage it is, it doesn't have any of the flash and awe that a lot of horror movies have but the acting for me to this day is just so on point that I still find myself questioning if this shit was real or not.
