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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Learning to Feel in Books

Jan 11, 2021

Huh...2.5 stars.

As mentioned in my previous N.R. Walker review, I seem to love all her books...apart from this one. I don't know what it was about it but i was a little bored by it.

I don't know if it's due to the other M/M series I've just read, where they were rather naughty questionable straight guys who ended up in gay relationships but this paled in comparison to the excitement I felt for the other stories.

It's probably unfair to compare them but that's the kind of mood I'm in right now.

It was far too sweet and gentle for me.

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Sammeh Lowry (15 KP) rated I'll Give You the Sun in Books

Jul 13, 2019

This book just made me cry and laugh and cry! I have to admit though I gave up on it the first time! I got 50 pages in and just did not have any desire to pick it back up again. Thank god I did! It was many months later but I told myself I must keep going! Just wow, I loved it, the characters were so very well written and their relationships are just magical. There is such a twist in the story which I won't mention, but I didn't see that coming at all. I just loved it, I have given it 4 stars because of the slow start!

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Foodics Cashier

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Foodics is a cloud-based retail and restaurant management system for point-of-sale, transactions,...

Tableau Mobile

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Tableau Mobile is the fastest way to stay on top of your data from anywhere. With a fast and fluid...

Barry Newman (204 KP) rated Men, Women & Children (2014) in Movies

May 7, 2020

Men, Women & Children (2014)

2014 | Comedy, Drama

8.0

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A critical and commercial flop on its release but in my humble opinion sorely underrated. I liked how the film shows the influence of technology on human relationships largely to a negative degree and made me thankful for being old enough that I went to school in those halcyon days where we didn’t have constant access to the internet and social media. The film successfully weaves several stories of different generations in a small town and I found its different depictions of loneliness and anxiety quite moving at times. The ensemble cast all do good work (even Adam Sandler) and the quality soundtrack enhances the mood. Well worth your time.