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Mark Halpern (153 KP) rated Mary Poppins (1964) in Movies
Jan 30, 2018
It's Supercalafragilelisticexpialadosis
A magical Nanny sent into kind of rescue a family with two small children to straighten them up and act right. The learn a lot but, really with out knowing they are learning. The take amazing trips and adventures, whether it's on the tops chimneys in London or into a beautiful sidewalk painting. However are they really there or is this all imagination. However Mary isn't just their for the children. She is there to show the parents how much of a loving father and mother is needed on an every day basis.
Hayley Neale (6 KP) rated The Wallbanger in Books
Jan 25, 2018
Great characters (2 more)
Wondefully Written
Clive, the cat
Very steamy and full of lots of laugh out loud moments
I LOVE this book. It is one of the most addictive romance novels I've ever read. The story of Caroline and Simon's budding relationship is exciting and raw. The best thing about this book is the hilariously relatable protagonist, Caroline, and her adventures in juggling her career, her baking, and her extremely loud neighbor. Would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys romance novels that offer sexiness and a good chuckle every now and then.
Jo (37 KP) rated Boundless (Unearthly, #3) in Books
Oct 6, 2018
Sigh. I'm now grieving the loss of dear friends, left with only memories. No more new adventures to look forward too. I devoured this trilogy and now I wish I'd paced myself because they're all finished and I'm left empty. As much as I love a good book, a book that sucks me in and makes me feel so much a part of the magic, I hate that last page where I know it's goodbye. Thank you, Cynthia Hand, for a wonderful trilogy that I know I will relive over and over.
David McK (3716 KP) rated Joy in the Morning (Jeeves, #8) in Books
Jan 30, 2019 (Updated Dec 14, 2019)
"It is impossible to be unhappy while reading the adventures of Jeeves and Wooster. And I've tried." - Christopher Buckley
The above quotation sums it up pretty well, actually!
With a plot involving the usual romantic shenanigans that sees Bertie Wooster getting (unwillingly) engaged and then trying to get out of it, with it being up to Jeeves - as always - to sort matters out and bring the various of Bertie's friends back together again. This is the one with Edwin the boy scout, and with Wooster getting engaged to Florence Craye.
The above quotation sums it up pretty well, actually!
With a plot involving the usual romantic shenanigans that sees Bertie Wooster getting (unwillingly) engaged and then trying to get out of it, with it being up to Jeeves - as always - to sort matters out and bring the various of Bertie's friends back together again. This is the one with Edwin the boy scout, and with Wooster getting engaged to Florence Craye.
Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated the PlayStation 2 version of Need for Speed: Underground 2 in Video Games
Aug 17, 2019
Get Low
From a young age I was more into action adventures than anything, I remember great memories of NFSU2 also many arguments haha, taking in all comers and rarely losing (big head 😁) there was nothing like the feeling that ran through me during the opening, that is until the the game started, stunning graphics, an epic playlist, thrilling race's and a really enjoyable story thrown in.
NFSU2 is without a shadow of a doubt one of my all time favourite games.
NFSU2 is without a shadow of a doubt one of my all time favourite games.
Natari (73 KP) rated Death's Mistress (Dorina Basarab, #2) in Books
Jul 19, 2019
Dorina Basarab is my favourite series by my favourite author. In the second installment we get to have more exciting adventures with and against vampires and fey. Dory is strong but is not invincible (especially now she is up against some formiddable opponents). This is so refreshing to read. Not a sucky chosen one who flicks het magic wand and all is ok. It's edge of your seat, sassy never give up attitude will pull you in again. Can't wait to get my fangs into the next book.
EmersonRose (320 KP) rated Tris's Book (Circle of Magic, #2) in Books
Nov 20, 2019
I read the first book in this series last month, after being an avid fan of the Tortall series for years, and I fell in love with the characters. All four of the main characters are sweet, interesting, unique, and fun. I really appreciate how Tamora Peirce made them so distinct from each other and balanced their own tragic backstories with their strength, humor, and adorableness. I would not be surprised if this is not the only book from this series I read this month. Wonderfully fun tale of magic and adventures.
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