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Mariposas Nocturnas: Moths of Central and South America, a Study in Beauty and Diversity

Emmet Gowin and Terry Tempest Williams

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A stunning portrait of the nocturnal moths of Central and South America by famed American...

Aamen

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تطبيق آمن يسهم هذا التطبيق في حل مشكلة الشكاوي...

GoDirect Flight Preview

Productivity and Business

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Prepare for an approach in a unique way only available using Honeywell’s GoDirect Flight...

Driving Quest!

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A realistic car driving game with a twist! Complete missions at day & night! Deliver pizzas & more!...

Mindfulness Meditation Studio

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Need more calm and harmony in your family ? Try our popular mindfulness exercises for everyone....

Awix (3310 KP) rated The Future (2011) in Movies

Apr 11, 2019

The Future (2011)

2011 | Comedy, Drama

2.0

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I am not usually much given to violent thoughts but I would be willing to head-butt everyone involved in this profoundly irritating piece of pretentious whimsy. A couple adopt Paw-Paw the cat, but realise this basically heralds the loss of their youth and impending deaths (no, really) so they set about exploring life to the fullest before the cat actually turns up. All manner of nonsense takes place, narrated by Paw-Paw the cat himself (voiced by July in a little yowly voice).

It is all done with a level of basic technical competency, but the film's total lack of self awareness (July genuinely seems to think she's making something profound, not completely absurd) makes it a fantastically annoying and frustrating experience. The cinematic experience of nails down a blackboard for an hour and a half.

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Nicole Hadley (380 KP) rated Animal Atlas (An Animal Planet Book) in Books

Jun 18, 2018

Animal Planet Animal Atlas by Animal Atlas is a wonderful book for children of all ages. I especially liked how the book was categorized by continents and biomes. The pictures were colorful and really enhance the information. While the story does not go in detail about the animals it does provide a lot of facts that are interesting.

The book highlights Human and Roar. Human shows readers similarities between humans and animal behaviors. Roar shows conservation and endangered species facts that helps bring awareness. As the book is read, you feel like you are traveling throughout the world learning neat facts. It is a book that is perfect for kindergarteners and older. A great book for any child that enjoys nature, animals, and facts.

I received this advanced readers copy from Time Inc. Books and Liberty Street via NetGalley.