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A Child for the Reich
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Rumours of the Nazis coming for Czech children swept through the villages like a breeze through the...
Ashes
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A deeply touching novel about two young women whose differences, which once united them, will tear...
Historical fiction World War 2 Holocaust
Under the Mistle-tome (Christmas Falls #5)
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Hoping to give his young daughter, Holly, the joyful childhood he had, Trevor moves back to the one...
Contemporary MM Seasonal Romance
A Stolen Child
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Sarah Stewart Taylor is known for her atmospheric portrayal of an American detective in Ireland, and...
ClareR (6062 KP) rated Daughter of the Mists in Books
Nov 23, 2025
Daughter of the Mists is an enjoyable historical fiction novel with a slip in time. In the modern day, Hanna has returned home from China to live on a farm in Norfolk, and Brea is an Iceni girl enslaved by the Romans.
I’ve read and really enjoyed a couple of Barbara Erskine novels, and Daughter of the Mists is very much in that style.
Hanna has dreamt of a girl, a slave, since she was a teenager, and when she returns to Norfolk these dreams become much more vivid. I really enjoyed how the narrative seemed to slip naturally from one time to the other. I wasn’t left wondering what was going on, or where I was in time. I found the Roman/ Iceni timeline fascinating, and there were some uncomfortable descriptions of what life was like under the Roman rule. It was also good to see that the Iceni’s had a much more liberated view of the role of women than the Romans did!
This is an ideal book for those who enjoy historical fiction, romance and a bit of time slippage!
I’ve read and really enjoyed a couple of Barbara Erskine novels, and Daughter of the Mists is very much in that style.
Hanna has dreamt of a girl, a slave, since she was a teenager, and when she returns to Norfolk these dreams become much more vivid. I really enjoyed how the narrative seemed to slip naturally from one time to the other. I wasn’t left wondering what was going on, or where I was in time. I found the Roman/ Iceni timeline fascinating, and there were some uncomfortable descriptions of what life was like under the Roman rule. It was also good to see that the Iceni’s had a much more liberated view of the role of women than the Romans did!
This is an ideal book for those who enjoy historical fiction, romance and a bit of time slippage!
Mark Halpern (153 KP) rated The Silence of the Lambs (1991) in Movies
Jan 2, 2018
Beans and Chianti
Hopkins and Foster deliver a suspenseful thriller about a serial killer who is helping the FBI in tracking down the daughter of a US senator who has been kidnapped by and unteachable serial killer. The solo interactions between FOster and Hopkins get under your skin cause they are so dark at times. Hopkins character leaves such and impression it makes us want more and the movie does spawn 3 more movies about Hannibal Lechters life
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Goodbye, Vitamin in Books
Sep 5, 2017
Poignant look at how Alzheimer's affects an entire family
A wonderful but tragic look into the downward spiral of a professor with Alzheimer's through the perspective of his daughter. With short bursts of journal entries and quirky anecdotes, she documents how quickly his health deteriorates. It's bittersweet for the most part, given the nature of the subject but it is juxtaposed with the unravelling of her own life, which becomes less significant when she focuses on her father. A great read.
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Monsters, Inc. (2001) in Movies
Aug 12, 2017
Literally one of my favourite Disney Pixar films
I find Monsters Inc to be on par with Toy Story. Such a heartfelt story of an almost father - daughter relationship between Sully and Boo, unlike most Disney films where there is a love interest. The voices from Billy Crystal and John Goodman are genius and the ending still makes me shed a happy tear. And I actually watched it from the beginning again straight after seeing it for the first time.
Vicky Pearson (4 KP) rated the Xbox One version of Life is Strange: Before the Storm in Video Games
Jun 9, 2019
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Back story from 1st game
Emotional but beautiful story
The prequel to Max and Chloe's adventures, this one's a heart wrenched. It gives more depth to the first game as you realise the depth of Chloe and Rachel's relationship.
My favourite soundtrack of all the games so far, the band Daughter really help tell the story. I enjoyed the journey becoming the rebel that Chloe is in the first game.
Another heart wrenching beautiful journey.
My favourite soundtrack of all the games so far, the band Daughter really help tell the story. I enjoyed the journey becoming the rebel that Chloe is in the first game.
Another heart wrenching beautiful journey.
starwarsluvr (236 KP) rated Ballerina Dad in Books
Jan 30, 2018
this was an adorably sweet story of second chances... i loved it so much.. an the dad.. omg. he was amazing.. the kind of dad i wish i had had.. he loved his daughter so much... enough to dress in a tutu.. he was so adorably amazing and then to watch their love happen and to see what all went on and the emotions... oh the emotions were heartfelt. i loved it.. it was adorable. i am glad i got to review it





