Festive Fun Game Pad
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Crank up the fun-factor this Christmas, and step away from the TV and all digital devices. What...
Private Eye Annual: 2017
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The Private Eye Annual 2017 present's the year's best cartoons, jokes and spoofs from the UK's best...
The Dickens Collection
Charles Dickens and Martin Jarvis
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Charles Dickens classics read by Martin Jarvis. This master of character voices brings to vivid life...
Just Friends (2005)
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While visiting his hometown during Christmas, a man comes face-to-face with his old high school...
Elizabeth Sankey recommended It's a Wonderful Life (1946) in Movies (curated)
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (2008)
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A hard-working, single mother falls for a stranger her uncle brings home for the holiday season....
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Mothergamer (1562 KP) rated A Christmas Story (1983) in Movies
Dec 9, 2021
Merissa (12669 KP) created a post
Dec 9, 2021
Clara and Ben are chiseled wonderfully for their roles. Clara, stood up at the altar, and Ben, the one who caused the pain. I wanted to throttle Ben a time or two but if he wasn't the way he was, I wouldn't have loved the story half as much! These two come to life among the walls of Bleakly Manor and the story unfolds in a most fascinating way!
I definitely recommend this book to all who want a wonderful, clean romantic story, that is pieced together among a Christmas mystery. It's 4 star worthy and one of my favorite Christmas stories of 2017! I am looking forward to adding the print version to my keeper shelf and to reading more amazing books like this in the future from the talented Michelle Griep! Bravo!
*Cafinated Reads received a complimentary copy of this book from Celebrate Lit Blog Tours and was under no obligation to post a review, positive or negative.*
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2318 KP) rated Death of a Neighborhood Scrooge in Books
Dec 12, 2018
Those familiar with the series know exactly what to expect here, and they won't be disappointed. The murder may take place a little later in the book than in some series I read, but we are busy meeting suspects and getting motives, so when Scotty does die, we can jump right in. Jaine once again brings the case to a satisfactory conclusion. We also have a couple of fun sub-plots involving Jaine's on-line dating misadventures and a cruise her parents are taking with their neighbors. There are plenty of laughs, chuckles, and grins. The characters lean toward caricature, but it works for this series. The pages fly by all too quickly as always.