Tom Tomorrow: 25 Years of Tomorrow
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25 years ago Tom Tomorrow rose from the primordial ooze of 1991 and set about documenting the...
American Presidents in Quotes: Inspiration, Wit and Verbal Gaffes from the Leaders of the USA
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Humorous and inspirational quotes from America's 43 Presidents ""The nine most terrifying words in...
A Field Guide to Reality
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'An extraordinary, wise, funny, adventurous and hallucinogenic book that combines fiction with...
Good Boy: WAGS Series
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A brand new stand-alone romantic comedy from the bestselling, award-winning team of Sarina Bowen &...
Romance Comedy
Micah Ulibarri (79 KP) rated Everything Sucks - Season 1 in TV
Apr 3, 2018
I absolutely fell in love with this show. First of all, it is funny and feels more like a comedy. Nevertheless, the characters are complex and the situations are interesting and emotional.
The young actors, Peyton Kennedy, Jahi Winston, and Rio Mangini especially, do some great work. I think it's great that they actually look like young high school kids. Nonetheless, the are able to bring the emotion.
The show has themes of relationships, self-discovery, growing up, and how the 90s influenced that. There are some very positive representations of discovering sexuality. Not only as a young adult, but some of the older adults recently out of long term relationships also learn what it is to love and trust again.
Finally, one of the big plot points is the making of a movie in the kids AV club. It's actually really impressive when you see just how intensive a process that was not even 20 years ago.
All in all, the characters are the ones that sell the show. The show often ends on cliff hangers making you wanting to come back. My wife and I watched it through twice in one week. It's only 10 episodes and every single one of them is well worth it.
Also, shout out to the 90s tunes. Most of which are still songs on pretty much any of my playlists.
Merissa (12069 KP) rated Shaman's Seduction in Books
Oct 19, 2018
These are quick reads, but all of them without any editing or grammatical errors. There was enough world-building that it is all clear, without taking over the essence of the stories. If I had one criticism, it would be that I felt a bit lost with the two following stories. I had no idea if they were after Inaluck, or before. That is only a small thing though, and probably wouldn't bother the majority of people!
A thoroughly enjoyable read, divided into three bite-size chunks, which make this perfect for a coffee break book. Absolutely recommended by me.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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Let Me Off at the Top!: My Classy Life and Other Musings
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When the Cock Crows: A History of the Pathe Exchange
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Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
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Entangled: Two Views on Contemporary Canadian Painting
Bruce Grenville and David MacWilliam
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