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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated The Cat's Table in Books

Oct 5, 2020

The Cat's Table

Michael Ondaatje | 2011 | Fiction & Poetry

10.0

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With a style that floats like a cloud in the spring sky, Ondaatje brings us yet another beautiful piece of writing. The story of a boy traveling by ship from Sri Lanka to England. You can read my full review here https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2015/01/25/21-days-on-an-ocean-liner-with-an-11-year-old-boy/

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KAOS by Roc Marciano / DJ Muggs

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Producer and founding member of Cypress Hill, DJ Muggs and Brooklyn's finest, Roc Marciano announce...

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Spraying My Pen - (featuring Shad/Saukrates) (with Saukrates, Shad) by K-os

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James Koppert (2698 KP) rated Blue Spring (2001) in Movies

Apr 21, 2020

Blue Spring (2001)

2001 | Crime, Drama, International

7.5

(2 Ratings)

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The early naughties destructive Japan

There was a slew of angry rebellious nihilistic cinema in this period and Blue Spring may just be the most punk rock of them all. Its an artistic nasty little film full of violence and tension, as if art House got really pissed off and decided to say eff you. A seminal piece of cinema

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The Genus Erythronium

Chris Clennett

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Erythronium, a genus of 29 species of bulbous perennials are among of the most striking spring...

Auriculas: An Essential Guide

Paul Dorey

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Auriculas are spring-flowering alpine beauties and a sensational draw whenever they are seen, at...

Tree: Seasons Come, Seasons Go

Patricia Hegarty and Britta Teckentrup

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Explore the beauty of the changing seasons in this timeless peek-through book with beautiful artwork...

Michael Atkinson recommended My Own Private Idaho (1991) in Movies (curated)

My Own Private Idaho (1991)

1991 | International, Drama

7.0

(1 Ratings)

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"I wrote the notes to this one, so suffice it right now that this fairy dystopia comes close to being an idealization of what I love about movies—it’s the paradigmatic spring-afternoon-as-film, the living idea that speaks most clearly to the boy I once was and in some ways wish I was still. I miss that kid."

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Pauline Chen recommended The Makioka Sisters in Books (curated)

The Makioka Sisters

Jun’ichirō Tanizaki | 2010 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry, History & Politics

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"Every spring, the three younger Makioka sisters don their finest kimonos to stroll beneath the cherry blossoms at Kyoto, a ceremony that seems to encapsulate the ritualized elegance of their lives and their deep bonds of affection, both of which are threatened by the family’s declining fortunes and a Japan that is swiftly changing on the eve of World War II."

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