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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Prom Nights from Hell in Books
Jan 6, 2021
<b>The Exterminator's Daughter - Meg Cabot</b> - 3 stars.
If this had been a little longer and fleshed out just a little more then it would have gotten four stars but since it wasn't, it's getting three. Adam was quite fun and I loved his water pistol on the two occasions it appeared. If the author ever fancied doing it into a full length story then I'd read it because Mary and Adam make quite a fun team
<b>The Corsage - Lauren Myracle</b> - 2 stars
I didn't particularly enjoy this one until the last five pages but they couldn't save the story. Not to my liking at all.
<b>Madison Avery and the Dim Reaper - Kim Harrison</b> -2.5 stars
Madison was quite annoying when she was arguing that she was still alive and took the amulet from Seth and leading up to that it didn't really grab me and pull me in. I don't think I'll be reading more of this series.
<b>Kiss and Tell - Michele Jaffe</b> - 3 stars
I enjoyed this once we got past the initial back-info overload. Once Sibby arrived and was being her teenager-y annoying self and winding up our super-powered Miranda i got into the story. The prom took a while to arrive but she had an almost kiss with her crush before things went to hell. And then we get a little twist at the end before she ends up getting a date with her crush. If it was a full length story then i would read it.
<b>Hell on Earth - Stephanie Meyer</b> - 2 stars
I had no idea what was going on in this for a long time and then when I figured it out I wasn't into the plot. Not for me.
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"We all have stories to tell. These are mine." (Drew Barrymore). Born into Hollywood royalty, Drew...
Merci A Velez (18 KP) rated Always(Always series book #1) in Books
Jan 17, 2019
Ms. Marvel, Volume 1: Best of the Best
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Straight out of the pages of New Avengers and House of M Call your friends, wake the neighbors,...
Rookie Privateer (Privateer Tales #1)
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When you are old enough to finally become an Earth Mars citizen, everything should be perfect....
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Four Hundred Words at Five-Thirty with 'Nannies': Inside the Lost World of Sports Journalism
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Peter Bills has spent the past 40 years writing about rugby for newspapers in Britain and around the...
Kristina (502 KP) rated Six of Crows in Books
Dec 7, 2020
Bong Mines Entertainment (15 KP) rated See the Stars - Single by Adrian Jean in Music
Jun 6, 2019
Adrian Jean was homeless for two and a half years unbeknownst to his friends and colleagues. He lived in his automobile underneath the famed Hollywood sign and showered at a nearby gym.
His grandmother sensed that something was wrong and begged her grandson to come home to the East Coast. But Adrian was determined to stay in L.A. to fulfill his musical dream.
Therefore, he continued writing songs while sleeping in the backseat, staring down at the lights of Los Angeles. One of the songs that he wrote, entitled, “See The Stars”, found Adrian negotiating leaving home despite his grandmother’s disapproval.
‘See the Stars (Radio Edit)’ contains a relatable storyline, ear-welcoming vocals, and vibey instrumentation flavored with contemporary R&B and urban-soul elements.
Adrian Jean has led a tumultuous life which has taken him from the poorest neighborhoods in Philadelphia to glamorous nightclubs, to homelessness, and redemption.
With an absent father and a mother who was more interested in drugs than raising her children, Adrian was forced to grow up very quickly.
By the age of 15, he was living on his own and working for a drug dealer. Later, he struggled with the pressures of being a bisexual man in a culture that didn’t accept such differences.
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Purrsistently (46 KP) rated Unleashed by Skillet in Music
Jun 28, 2018
Every.
One.
Comatose was the first one I heard, great stuff. I fell more and more in love with them as the years went by.
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“Unleashed” sounded like overly processed spam plopping sadly out of a dusty can onto a generic plate of boredom.