
Tommy Wiseau recommended Sonny (2002) in Movies (curated)

Unleashed (Unmatched #2)
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The sound of a whip licking the floor should cause her to tremble. The whistle hiss of it cutting...
BDSM Contemporary Erotica Menage Mafia

Spy School Revolution
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Superspy middle schooler Ben Ripley faces the Croatoan—a new evil organization that’s so...

Epilogue (The Dark Duet, #3)
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I'm writing this because you begged. You know how I love the begging. In fact, you probably know too...

Thick as Thieves (The Queen's Thief #5)
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Deep within the palace of the Mede emperor, in an alcove off the main room of his master’s...

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2332 KP) rated A Book Club to Die For in Books
Nov 3, 2022
This book is a variation on the locked room mystery, and I have come to realize how much I enjoyed those added twists to the story. A couple of things were obvious early on, but overall, this was still a compelling mystery with suspects strong enough to keep you engaged. The series regulars are all here and are fantastic as well. There are some regulars who can get annoying, but they were kept in the background and added to the fun. And this book is fun. I laughed more than I had at the first two. One sub-plot in particular made me laugh every time it popped up. If you are looking for a light mystery, this is one you’ll enjoy.

Bake Offed
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In the new installment of beloved author Maya Corrigan’s Five-Ingredient Mystery series, join Val...

The Pantomime Prince
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When Teddy agrees to pretend to be his famous sister and take her role in a Christmas panto, he...
Historical Romance MM Victorian Short Story Seasonal

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2332 KP) rated What Comes Around in Books
May 22, 2025 (Updated May 22, 2025)
Because this storyline has been brewing in the background for multiple books now, I was hooked from the moment I picked up this one, always have a hard time putting it down. I didn’t expect the ending, but it made perfect sense when Zoe figured it out. As always, the characters are entertaining, new and old alike. Zoe and Pete split the point of view character duties, and the shifts are always clear. This series is darker than the cozies I often read, but don’t let that stop you from reading these books. Sadly, this is the final book (sob!), at least for now. Fortunately, the author is working on other things to entertain us. If you are already a fan of Zoe and Pete, you’ll love this book. If you aren’t yet a fan, dive in today. You’ll be hooked in no time.

Sarah (7800 KP) rated A Monster Calls (2016) in Movies
Dec 30, 2018
This is a heartwrenching story about grief, and doesn’t shy away about being stark and honest about a very brutal and difficult subject. And it deals with this subject matter in such an elegant way. The film really surpasses the book when it comes to the visuals. The monster looks and sounds amazing, and is sinister looking without being too scary, and the stories he tells are animated brilliantly - looking very similar to the Deathly Hallows animation. The colours and effects are truly impressive. And it helps that the film sticks very true to the book.
Conor is a relatable young character and is played brilliantly in this. The rest of the supporting cast are also excellent, although one of my few criticisms is that Toby Kebbell is underused. He’s a fantastic actor and I appreciate that there isn’t much room to include his character more, I just always wish to see him more no matter what film he’s in.
This is a beautifully made heartwrenching film, that deals with a very difficult subject in a fitting matter. I can’t find anything bad to say about this Not a dry eye around when it got to the ending.