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ashezbookz (32 KP) rated RoseBlood in Books

Jul 5, 2018

RoseBlood

A.G. Howard | 2017 | Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Young Adult (YA)

5.8

(6 Ratings)

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I - had words for this book - and my husband had to sit there and just listen to me rage lol

I didn't mind the last portion of the book but this one, though beautifully written, had strange coloured text, which I DESPISED, and was slow, agonizing in some areas, but alas.... did I hate it, no.

Oh Thorn and his adorableness was just... I couldn't help but fall for that character so I guess that's the point - I did enjoy reading mostly his parts of the book, her parts were meh for the most part. I really loved the cat too - I'm a sucker for pets in books!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall not bad !

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Fred (860 KP) rated Mao Mao: Heroes of Pureheart in TV

Jul 23, 2019

Mao Mao: Heroes of Pureheart

2019 | Adventure, Animation, Comedy

6.5

(2 Ratings)

TV Show Rating

Loving it!

Mao Mao is about a cat-like being who is destined to be a hero. At least that's what he thinks. Along with his friends Badgerclops & Adorabat, they fight creatures & the resident baddy, Orangusnake.

Thing is, Mao Mao can be a bit of a disaster himself. He's also a bit full of himself. In fact, it's his fault the town of Pure Heart valley. Picture a world the Care Bears might live, along with the characters from Adventure Time.

The show is really funny & the characters are great. I find myself actually laughing out loud many times any episode. Hopefully this one sticks around.

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Phil Leader (619 KP) rated Rag Doll in Books

Nov 25, 2019

Rag Doll

Rebecca Scarberry | 2012 | Crime, Erotica, Mystery

7.0

(1 Ratings)

Book Rating

On a family holiday Jeremy takes his son out for the day. His marriage isn't doing too well and he's been having an affair, which triggers a sequence of events when his son finds something unexpected...

Rag Doll is a short story that plays with the reader as much as with the characters, in the same way a cat will play with an unfortunate mouse. This is a quick read but Scarberry uses the format well, in essence providing a sketch of the story and getting the reader to fill in the details.

Hard to say more without giving anything away. But definitely worth a read. Very thought provoking.