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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated Begin Again in Books
Oct 6, 2020
Sorry it took me so long to put this review up! Better late than never, right? I hope you'll take a look at my #bookreview on my blog now. Could Ursula Orange a 20th Century Jane Austen? https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2020/03/20/a-20th-century-jane-austen-novel/
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Caribou recommended V Le Pape by Colin Fisher in Music (curated)
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Brett Anderson recommended Manon of the Spring (Manon des Sources) (1987) in Movies (curated)
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Serena Marie (7 KP) rated milk and honey in Books
Jan 23, 2018
Heavy Subjects
I had a lot of of fun with this book. I've never been one that's into poetry. I have nothing against it, but I never gravitate towards it. I found Milk and Honey through a lot of posts on the internet. Snippets of the book are constantly on Pinterest and Instagram. When I loved some of those snips, I decided it was worth it to pick up the book. I ate through the book in one sitting. It had me happy. It had me hurting. It had me crying. It had me feeling strong. It's a really beautiful book. To me, it read very much like a story line. You could follow it from beginning to end. The note that it ends on it's really great. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who isn't necessarily a fan of poetry or isn't familiar with it. It feels like a good stepping stone into a modern take on poetry.
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Versusyours (757 KP) rated The Other Guys (2010) in Movies
Nov 11, 2019
Repeat offender
This is one of the films I put on as a background noise and is instantly quotable. A fun take on the macho tough guy cop movies that focuses on the less heroic but equally useful roles in the police force. Will Ferrell is always a force of extreme comedy and Mark Wahlberg tries to play it serious but complements the relationship with Will.
I'm a peacock, you go to let me fly!!!
I'm a peacock, you go to let me fly!!!
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Rebecca Billcliff (2409 KP) created a poll
Mar 24, 2020
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Hazel (2934 KP) rated Who She Was in Books
Aug 20, 2023
I really enjoy Tony Parsons' books as they have always excited me, kept me on tenterhooks and had me reading long into the night. Unfortunately, Who She Was, for me, is nowhere near on a par with his previous books which I am upset about.
It pains me to say this but I found the story boring, the plot tedious, the characters totally unlikeable or memorable and the twists just meh!
Now, this is my opinion only and I have seen lots of reviews that rate this very highly so please don't take my word for it ... you can't please everyone all of the time! I also won't let this blip put me off from reading more of Tony Parsons work in the future.
Thanks must go to the author, Random House UK, Cornerstone, Century and NetGalley for enabling me to read and share my thoughts of Who She Was.
It pains me to say this but I found the story boring, the plot tedious, the characters totally unlikeable or memorable and the twists just meh!
Now, this is my opinion only and I have seen lots of reviews that rate this very highly so please don't take my word for it ... you can't please everyone all of the time! I also won't let this blip put me off from reading more of Tony Parsons work in the future.
Thanks must go to the author, Random House UK, Cornerstone, Century and NetGalley for enabling me to read and share my thoughts of Who She Was.
Solid gold
I've been listening to this soundtrack for the last three months. These songs struck a chord with me since I heard "This is me" in the first trailer. Though I bought it knowing only one song, I was not disappointed. Each song is unique and positively catchy. It was enough, on its own, to prompt me to pre-order the film in 4k Blu-ray without having seen it yet.
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Katie Guinn (34 KP) rated Steelheart in Books
Dec 7, 2018
This was an interesting take on dystopian YA. People called Epics with superhuman powers who are almost without exception villainous thugs. That's enough to get me interested. I did figure out the "surprises" at the end, but it was an enjoyable read and I'll probably pick up the rest of the series at some point.