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Shell Wright (34 KP) rated My Sister, the Serial Killer in Books
Feb 3, 2020
I had great hope's for this book, due to reviews I had read before picking it up. A bit disappointing, if I'm honest. It did read like a story but without any emotion. It was predictable which was quite off-putting. I read reviews of humour, but I found none. Written in short chapters so very quickly and easily read. I did read it all though, so there is that. I probably wouldn't recommend.
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Rainbow in TV
Mar 3, 2020
Zippy (4 more)
George
Bungle
Geoffrey
Rod Jane and freddy
Takes me. Back to my childhood happy memories I shouldn't admit to liking rainbow but it was part of your childhood thru the 70s and 80s and you're favourite character on the show was zippy still don't what he was meant to be actually. years later I found out the voice of zippy and George the pink hippo also voiced the daleks in doctor who. anyway good for nostalgia
Kate (355 KP) rated Knives Out (2019) in Movies
Apr 6, 2020
Classic Who Done it with a twist
Have watched it twice now, once at the cinema and another at home through Amazon. Enjoyed both times, the plot does twist and turn but you might be able to guess who it is. Sorry but this should have given Daniel Craig a different accent as it was rather bad. Son who is a big Marvel fan found it strange watching Chris Evan play a different type of character.
Paul Tyrrell (139 KP) rated Salem's Lot in Books
Apr 19, 2020
Maine style Dracula
2nd book from the great man based around vampires. Good story with decent characters and King already has found the ease of a seasoned writer as you are hooked very early on. As usual the book is better than the movie/TV series although that's worth a watch as it has David Soul (70's heart throb from Starsky & Hutch)as one of the leads.
This is not what I expected. I checked this book out thinking it was going to be more science based. Instead it was more anecdotal. It was interesting hearing about different aspects of insomnia and what happens to a person. I found this goes a lot of topic at times. Nevertheless it is one of the the most beautifully metamorphically written book I’ve ever read. Listen to it, at times I felt like I was surrounded by colour.
Briannabrown1019 (799 KP) rated It Gets Worse: A Collection of Essays in Books
Feb 19, 2020
Hilarious (1 more)
Shane Dawson
This laugh out loud funny collection of essays from YouTuber Shane Dawson is incredible. I'm a huge, yet new, fan and the second I found out he had a book I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. Reading this felt like listening to a friend tell you stories. With his out there sense of humor you get just a small glimpse into his personal life and I was so grateful and entertained. Amazing book!
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