
Natari (73 KP) rated The Boy Who Cried Wolf in Books
Jul 19, 2019
The overall style of the page does put me in mind of British Gas sphere worlds they have in the adverts, as Tazhibis rolling hills are quite literally rolling beside each other. Because screw gravity right? The choice makes it cute, and the crayon style colouring makes it appear like something a child could achieve. Dont take that the wrong way, the detail, shading and proportions are that of a very skilled hand, but, on looking at it, a child would be inspired.
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Dean (6927 KP) rated The Perfection (2019) in Movies
Jul 20, 2019 (Updated Jul 20, 2019)

What Do You Seek?: The Questions of Jesus as Challenge and Promise
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Throughout the Gospels, Jesus teaches people and proclaims the kingdom of God. But that's not all....

White Hunger
Emily Jeremiah, Aki Ollikainen and Fleur Jeremiah
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1867: a year of devastating famine in Finland. Marja, a farmer's wife from the north, sets off on...

Cate Blanchett recommended Oleanna in Books (curated)

Georgie Dent (100 KP) rated Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) in Movies
Aug 26, 2019

Dress Up Games for Girls: Designer Dressing Games
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*** Start Having Fun now with the FREE App! *** It’s as easy as ever to create the perfect look...

Closer
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Ava fudged a little on her résumé to land her dream job. She’s been working her curvy booty...

Merissa (13169 KP) rated Out of the Dark (The Grey Wolves, #4) in Books
Dec 17, 2018
You learn more in this book about the gypsy healers but that in no way detracts from Jen and Decebel's story. When a wicked witch (stay with me here, it's worth it) tries to place a curse on Fane, Decebel is somehow able to sense it and manages to take the hit, literally, for Fane. This is a horrible curse though because it means that he loses his memories of his mate when he has only just found her and they haven't completed the Blood Rites yet. The struggle between the two of them is so painful and intense, I felt like a voyeur! So well written, you just can't remain separate from the story. Just when you think that things are slowing down and you're going to get your HEA, something else will happen that will throw everything on its head. There is just so much action and thrills in this book. Once again, we are treated to a Blood Rites which manages to match that of Jacque and Fane. But is that the end of the story? I'll leave you to read it and find out.
DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED

Rodney Barnes (472 KP) rated Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 in Video Games
Jan 10, 2020
I will begin by saying that I am not much on PvP. I like story driven games. Now this game does have a story and it's very good. There is no campaign for the progression of the story though. It's tailored more towards the PvP players. The neat thing is that the name Mason is still there. It is in the form of the daughters. Jessica and Savannah. Jessica is on an ops mission with two others, Ruin and Battery, and presumably killed. Savannah wants revenge, so she had a virtual combat system to train Specialists. That is the "campaign" disappointingly. The story is still good though. You find out Jessica is alive and it was Savannah her own sister that tried to kill her. Savannah was using a project called Blackout to try and reanimate the dead. It worked for four people, including Alex Mason. Then there is the Zombie mode. People are turned into zombies at a party and you shoot them. I am kind of burnt out on zombies so it's a mode I didn't play a lot. My take...If you eat, breath and live COD. You will like the game. Its not the game for me. BO 2 is still the best one to me. I think they missed a great chance at an awesome campaign in this one