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Famous Quotes! Daily Inspiration & Motivation

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Famous Quote of The Day: Start your day with enthusiasm & fresh inspiration. Collection of Best...

Fake Location - Change My GPS Location and Share

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***** ONLY APPLICATION TO CHANGE YOUR LOCATION ***** Pretending to be somewhere you have never...

SMS Smileys

Catalogs and Social Networking

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Welcome to the world of Smileys. SMS Smileys now includes great new features: Custom Smileys:...

PULCINO PIO

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Il canale ufficiale del Pulcino Pio, il pulcino più amato del web!!! Video, notizie e curiosità...

Cabin Fever (2002)

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Bert (James DeBello), a college student vacationing with friends in the mountains, mistakenly shoots...

Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated The Help in Books

May 10, 2018

The Help

Kathryn Stockett | 2010 | Fiction & Poetry

8.9

(49 Ratings)

Book Rating

I read "The Help" on my Kindle and I couldn't put it down. I think I had to charge it at least 4 times. My mother had told me about the book and so I read it from her recommendation. It was interesting to me to read because my grandmother or my aunts could have very easily been in this role as well. Even though I know the timing of the civil rights movement, it intrigues me that it wasn't that long ago, and how life really was. As a black woman I have, luckily, not really encountered much racial tension in my life. I have always had friends from different backgrounds and have been able to get along with others very freely. To put myself in a world where I could not be friends with people I am friends with or would have to do so in secret made me keep turning the pages. Not that these women were necessarily friends, but if circumstances were different, I'd like to think that Miss Skeeter would have been friends with Aibileen and Minny.

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Dillon Jacoby-Rankin (202 KP) rated Sheriff of Nottingham in Tabletop Games

Jan 18, 2020

Sheriff of Nottingham

2016 | Bluff, Card Game, Medieval

7.5

(13 Ratings)

Tabletop Game Rating

Bluffing and Bribing (3 more)

Expandable 6th player

Learn who your real friends are

Simple and good fun

Goods bags could be slightly larger (0 more)

Trust No One!!! Your Friends are Lying!

Players: 3-5 Expansion for 6th player is available
Bluffing and Bribing are encouraged in this game. It's how you win and learn who your real friends are. Are they lying about bribing you with a free contraband if you don't check their bag? Is it really in their bag? Should you take it or check them anyway? Such a hard choice.
Make and lose friends in this game which is sure to become a classic as it grows in popularity with your group. My and my friends love it! There is deffinently some strategy in there as to what to bring to market and when but there is also a bit if luck as to whether you will get checked or not. Either way the game is a blast and I recommend it to any group as it plays a decent size group.