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Sophie McLellan-Ward (26 KP) rated Wentworth in TV

Jul 10, 2019

Wentworth

2013 | Action, Crime, Drama

8.0

(14 Ratings)

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Sometimes you end up shouting at the telly as your sad at what happens... is this really a bad thing though?? (0 more)

Amazing series!!

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Since series 1 I was hooked from the way that franky developed as a character to the way that bee did and actually formed strong relationships with the people around her. You do have moments through the series where you asked why things happen? Why have they killed off specific people. Recently happening in this latest series and wanting to shake some of the characters in it to wake them up. Allie Novak especially what is she doing!! Think there should be her seeing a ghost in the storyline so that she can be bought out of Marie's shadow.... spoilers are in the above do apologise but it's a must see!!

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Health & Fitness and Medical

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Ari Augustine (10 KP) rated Almost Home: Poems in Books

May 4, 2020

Almost Home: Poems

Madisen Kuhn | 2019 | Fiction & Poetry, LGBTQ+

10.0

(1 Ratings)

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**Many thanks to Netgalley and Gallery Pocket Books for the chance to read this collection for an honest review**

ALMOST HOME is an intimate examination of the structures within Kuhn's life, whether brand new or battered -- lost or found -- and it resonates with our own search for a place to call our own. I particularly loved "When I Wake", "My Old Self", "Prism", "When I'm Alone/ In A Coffee Shop/ I Find Myself," and "I Am Grateful You Are Not Me". I loved how intimate these poems were -- and how bluntly honest they were without bitterness or anger.

I guess the largest reason I enjoyed this collection is because so much of it mirror my own experiences, and it felt as though the poet was speaking of our shared pain, confusion, and moments of triumph or joy along our journey.