Dr. Burnorium's Compendium of Hot Sauces: Can You Handle the Heat from 50 of the World's Finest, Face-Meltingly Hot Sauces?
Burnorium and Nick Moore
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Welcome to the wicked world of Dr Burnorium; a purveyor of pain, melter of faces and leading expert...
Pragmatic Sustainability: Dispositions for Critical Adaptation
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This second edition of Pragmatic Sustainability proposes a pragmatic, discursive and pluralistic...
Because of Miss Bridgerton
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There were Bridgertons before the eight alphabetically named siblings. In this first of a new...
Frost at Midnight
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This is the fourth prequel to R. D. Wingfield's A TOUCH OF FROST, perfect for fans of David Jason's...
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior: Volume 3: A Deal with a Devil
Robert Venditti and Robert Gill
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Out of the abyss...and into oblivion! Gilad Anni-Padda, the Eternal Warrior, has sacrificed his...
Bostonian916 (449 KP) rated Jojo Rabbit (2019) in Movies
Jun 27, 2020
I stand corrected on my initial assessment.
Jojo Rabbit is a hilarious take on the life of a child during Nazi reign in Germany. Adolf Hitler is represented as an imaginary friend of a young man who is coming into his own. I know, this seems wicked dark and awful at the same time. But the way that it's approached by the film makers creates an environment that educates and enlightens to the times that were lived by the people of Germany while making it a bit lighter so that it doesn't weigh down all of your emotions to the point of not being able to carry them.
There are some very serious moments and I wouldn't recommend watching with young children (that should be a given if you watched the trailer). However, it is well worth a watch, or even a second. The acting alone is worth a second look.
Cut the Crap: The No-Nonsense Plan for a Healthy Body and Mind
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The Grit Doctor is one tough task-mistress ...First she instructed us to lace up our trainers in RUN...
The Little Book of Sex Secrets: Red Hot Confessions, Fantasies, Techniques & Discoveries
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Most of us keep our most sizzling sexploits and erotic fantasies to ourselves. Not so Nicole Bailey,...
Write or Die
Productivity and Utilities
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Write or Die Eliminates Writer's Block. The problem with writing is that the feedback loop is just...
Merissa (12704 KP) rated Unusual Night (A Warrior's Promise #2) in Books
Aug 28, 2020
One thing I loved about this one is we get to meet Gabriel and find out about Gwen's past through his eyes. Gwen is growing in leaps and bounds in every way possible but is still some eight months away from her Change. Craze is just as wonderful as possible, along with Kayden, Orion, etc. I thought the whole situation with Thor was handled very well and I loved seeing how Gwen affected his pack.
Another long book to get your teeth into, this provided me with hours of entertainment. I am loving how the story is progressing, how the characters are changing, and am looking forward to seeing what the future brings for our main characters. Saying that, there are now a number of characters I want stories for! Absolutely recommended by me.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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