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Stylebook Men: Closet Organizer & Assistant

Lifestyle and Productivity

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Get the most out of your closet - for the price of a latte or a gossip magazine, you could have a...

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Get the most out of your closet - for the price of a latte or a gossip magazine, you could have a...

Elizabeth (1521 KP) rated Magic Bites (Kate Daniels, #1) in Books

Apr 24, 2019

Magic Bites (Kate Daniels, #1)

Ilona Andrews | 2007 | Fiction & Poetry, Paranormal

7.7

(12 Ratings)

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I received a free copy of this book after winning a goodreads contest. It was a decent book; interesting enough to keep me reading, but not enough to have me hooked and reading through the night to find out what happened next.

I am left with a lot of questions at the end. What is Kate? What's up with her blood? If it's so sacred, why did she perform a blood ritual in front of a virtual stranger in her apartment? Why did she leave said stranger in her apartment with access to her bloody clothes while she went to take a shower?

Hopefully the other books in the series will answer some of my questions.

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Gemma (572 KP) rated Funko pop! Keychain: game of thrones - jon snow beyond the wall in TV

Oct 14, 2018

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I won this cute keyring through a Smashbomb giveaway and I was quite excited to receive it. I do own other Funko Pop keyrings so I was interested to see how it would compare. First impressions, it is a little smaller than I expected but I guess it has to be to be functional as a keyring. I am a fan of Game of Thrones and I was quite impressed by the little details on the Jon Snow keyring. I liked the little scars on his face and the detail on his clothes. All in all, I think this is a really fun little product.

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Milleen (47 KP) rated Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine in Books

Nov 14, 2018

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

Gail Honeyman | 2017 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry

8.6

(80 Ratings)

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Winner of the Costa First Novel Award, this story will appeal to any fans of Jojo Moyes or Liane Moriarty. Our eponymous central character leads a very solitary, structured life, same clothes, same food, same two bottles of vodka each weekend. Eleanor exists but has not fully grasped how to live. This tale follows her as she tackles life and gradually reveals the deeply buried reasons behind her behaviour. This book is funny yet poignant and heart breaking. Honeyman has tackled the topic of loneliness, isolation and how our social interactions help form our understanding of others. This book will be the well-thumbed fodder of many a book group in years to come.