
Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird (1985)
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Big Bird (Caroll Spinney) loves spending his days on Sesame Street with all of his different...

Gary Barlow: The Biography
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Great Britain's national treasure Gary Barlow, OBE has achieved unrivalled success with boyband Take...

Good Night, I Love You
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In the wake of her husband's sudden and unexpected death, Jene Barranco writes a stunning book of...

National Geographic Magnificent Ocean: A Coloring Book
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Intricate and soothing, this elegant coloring book for adults invites creative people of all ages to...
Masonically Speaking
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Everyone agrees that Masonic speeches should be fun, entertaining and inspiring. So it seems rather...

The Art of Good Habits: Health, Love, Presence, and Prosperity
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Organised by those four subjects, The Art of Good Habits presents a step-by-step action plan to...

TravelersWife4Life (31 KP) rated Stories and Songs of Faith: My Journey with God in Books
Feb 24, 2021

Liberty Boston (93 KP) rated The Crown (The Selection, #5) in Books
Mar 15, 2021
Overall I like this series I love it in fact and couldn't put the first few books down.
But Evelyn oh, Evelyn (Sorry for possible misspellings)
The book prior to this she was cold, hard and I suppose she had reason to be.
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It was still enjoyable.
This book was even more so at first.
But the twist near the end really tore me from this beautifully constructed, utterly engaging world.
I think I prefer America's journey to hers but I still recommend the series

Jpb (34 KP) rated After.Life (2010) in Movies
Mar 27, 2021
After.Life. It has an intriguing premise that explores the nature of life and death with a refined eye that eschews much of the gratuitous content that so often stigmatizes horror movies (granted, Ricci appears nude or semi-nude for most of the film, which I am not complaining about). But the journey from concept to reality is a long one, and After.Life loses its way, becoming increasingly muddled, lethargic and annoying as it plays out.
But still worth watching.
