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BookwormMama14 (18 KP) rated The Night Voyage: A Magical Adventure and Coloring Book in Books

Jan 2, 2019

From the creative story to the detailed artwork, Daria Song has brought us another fantastic coloring book. Continuing with the dream style story and beautiful pages, this book is sure to keep me occupied for hours. Coloring has becoming a peaceful and quiet outlet for me over the past year or so. Expressing creativity on paper through color is one of my favorite things to do. If you have not experienced the joy of putting your pencil to page, Daria's series is an excellent place to start. I enjoy the intricate detail of her work. I have always had an obsession with stars and Daria's stars have a very unique personality which I love. Purchase your copy today and be whisked into a magical world of dreams and color.

I received a free copy of The Night Voyage from Blogging for Books in exchange for my honest review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

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The Dark Heart of Hollywood: Glamour, Guns and Gambling - Inside the Mafia's Global Empire

Douglas Thompson

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This book reveals the sinister true story of the Mafia in Hollywood. Crammed with legends, myths,...

Rowan Atkinson's The Atkinson People

Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson

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Rowan Atkinson stars as many different characters in four episodes from the classic comedy series,...

Rutger Hauer recommended Position Among The Stars (2010) in Movies (curated)

Position Among The Stars (2010)

2010 | Documentary, History

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"Then there’s another documentary that I saw last time at Sundance, which is called Position Among the Stars. This is a Dutch-Indonesian director who has made a portrait of one family over the course of 12 years in Indonesia. His name is Leonard Retel Helmrich. I talked to him for a few hours on the last day, before he won the award in Sundance, about what he was doing and how he was doing it, because the way in which he conducts his camera is completely different. He said, “I wanted to make a very simple portrait about a very poor family in Indonesia and see if I could find a link to the bigger picture, so to speak, and the alignment of the stars above their head.” And he succeeded. It’s an awesome documentary. It’s just a portrait of a small family, with a universal theme coming out of it at the end."

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