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Veronica Pena (690 KP) rated Fighting with My Family (2019) in Movies

Apr 14, 2020  
Fighting with My Family (2019)
Fighting with My Family (2019)
2019 | Biography, Comedy, Drama
8
7.9 (42 Ratings)
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I quite liked this film. It was a little predictable at times, but it was also really heartwarming and based on a true story, which I love. I also love that they showed home videos and things during the credits, that’s my favorite part of watching any film that’s based on a true story. I think it just makes it feel more real and it connects the story a bit more in a way that just doesn’t happen if they don’t show pictures and videos.

I liked that the film was about Paige. There are some pretty big names in this film, Vince Vaughn and Dwayne Johnson being two, and it didn’t feel like they were taking away from her or her story. It felt like they were there to lift her up, which I appreciated.

I think this movie is a good watch if you want something lighthearted but still a nice feel good.
  
    Rucksack

    Rucksack

    8.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

    Tabletop Game

    Rucksack is a lighthearted card game that throws each player into the most extreme scenarios you can...

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Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Buzzing Easter Bunnies in Books

Feb 22, 2022  
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Buzzing Easter Bunnies
Nick Spalding | 2022
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞

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Buzzing Easter Bunnies
By Nick Spalding
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Every story needs a decent climax...

There are plenty of things Christina Barclay would like to do before she hits thirty at Easter. Having an orgasm with somebody else in the room is most definitely one of them.

Up to now, her love life has been sorely lacking in the toe-curling department - but luckily for Christina, she's just started dating Matthew Adrian Bunion, a man whose bedroom inexperience is more than made up for by his never-ending enthusiasm. Mr Bunion will not rest until his new girlfriend is satisfied - no matter what the cost in rechargeable batteries, physical injury or public embarrassment.

Hahah this was so so funny much better than his Christmas one. I was reading this at 1:30am and trying hard not to laugh out loud and wake my husband. Definitely for lighthearted fun.
  
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ArecRain (8 KP) rated Say You Love Me (Malory-Anderson Family, #5) in Books

Jan 18, 2018  
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Say You Love Me (Malory-Anderson Family, #5)
Johanna Lindsey | 1996
8
9.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
This is one of those novels that has you smiling even after you have finished and placed it back on your shelf. First of all, it is very realistic, especially historically. I cannot tell you have many historical romance novels I have read that is completely of sex. Not only that, but they make the female protagonists out to be strong, independent woman who are so unique against the rest of society that the man immediately falls for her because she is different.

False!

If either of these is in my historical romance, I immediately assume it is trash and donate it. I am unique heroines, in the right time that is. I like my history to be accurate thank you.

Not only that, but I loved the humor. Despite villain and Kelsey's circumstance, it was a pretty lighthearted novel filled with laughter, an simple plotline that was easy to enjoy, and a great continuations of the novels that came before it.

I cannot, however, give it a five due to the predictability of it.
  
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AT (1676 KP) rated Mrs. Fletcher in Books

Apr 12, 2020  
Mrs. Fletcher
Mrs. Fletcher
Tom Perrotta | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
7
7.3 (3 Ratings)
Book Rating
Mrs. Fletcher is okay for a light read. It's about a single mother in her mid-40's that is adjusting to life as an empty nester. She decides that she should use the time to regain some of her life, so she enrolls in a course at the local community college that meets one evening a week, after work. She meets a small group of very different personalities, which become friends throughout the course. She also explores the very personal and intimate side of her life while she is alone. The novel is laced with lighthearted humor all the way through, but a few of the characters are spoiled or polarizing, so it's easy to feel annoyed with them. She finds a side to her that she didn't know or at least, remember, was there. It's a cute story at times, but kind of over-the-top and self-indulgent for some characters at other times. Fine for a light read, but I won't be recommending it for book club or to certain friends. I could take it or leave it.