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Tell us a bit about yourself ….. Hi, I'm Isla a 30 something lady looking for friendship and maybe...
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated The Anchor in Books
May 5, 2023
Full of action, suspense and twists The Anchor is pretty awesome. It's a must read thriller that will keep you guessing all the way through. I was stuck between being adamant that I knew who was behind things to not having a clue.
I do think there could have been a few extra details added to make things 100% neatly packaged but it's also fun having a bit of food for thought.
This one definitely had me getting lost in the pages, which I love doing, especially when I escape housework!
Grab snacks, drinks and a comfortable spot and enjoy. Just make sure to tell your friends about it and get them over to discuss it and theories as you read it.
The Summer Job
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Birdy Finch just got her dream job. The trouble is, it's not hers . . . It was a simple accident....
Scotland
Photo Collage Maker & Montage
Photo & Video and Productivity
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Join over 3 million users who love to tell their story and share with friends & family via social...
Veronica Pena (690 KP) rated The Perks of Being a Wallflower in Books
Jan 6, 2020 (Updated Feb 10, 2020)
When I read this book initially, I was in a really bad place - probably one of the worst places I have ever been in my life and I remember how much I wanted to feel like Charlie did at the end of the novel. Now, almost 9 years later, I am working to get to that place, to heal and take care of myself and put pieces back together that I forgot about or pushed away or that just didn't really fit right in the first place. Coincidentally, my therapist told me that this is the perfect book for me to read right now with everything I have going on in my life and I couldn't agree more.
I love all of these characters, I love the plot, I love that Charlie's innocence just radiates off the page but it's not a boyish innocence that is underwhelming and sometimes frustrating like it is in other novels, but it's pure and he's just doing his best and he fiercely loves and protects those he cares about. It's like his innocence is his love and he loves so well.
I think this book will be one that I tell my kids about, urge them to read, and hope they tell their kids and they tell theirs. I love this book that much.
Telling Time for Kids – Learn how to tell time
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- A fun, safe and easy way for you kid to learn the analog clock. - Made famous by the award...
Retelling the Stories of Our Lives: Everyday Narrative Therapy to Draw Inspiration and Transform Experience
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Our lives and their pathways are not fixed in stone; instead they are shaped by story. The ways in...
Portraits of Resilience
Daniel Jackson and David A. Karp
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More than 15 million American adults grapple with depression in a given year. Anxiety disorders...
Make Your Own Video Games!: With the Free Tools Twine, Puzzlescript, and Scratch
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Making video games is a great way to express yourself, tell a funny or spooky story, and, of course,...
I do think it's got slightly more technical since the updates as years have gone on, I know to keep ahead of the game and more modernised. In some elements I do feel like it has copied Snapchat and Messenger were it didn't need it.
It has great effects on it from black and white to changing your photo to sepia or enhancing tones and shading. I do like doing all the different enhancements myself to find the perfect way I want my photo to look.
All in all, I can't really say much of a bad thing about Instagram because I use it everyday. I would definitely reccomend, especially if you want to try something new or express yourself more than words could.