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LadyMayri (36 KP) rated Tower Of Dawn in Books

Jan 8, 2018

Tower Of Dawn

Sarah J. Maas | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry

9.1

(23 Ratings)

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It was really slow, a lot of unnecessary details that only made the story longer, but Chaol is my favorite character, he is so human and has a lot of flaws, so I really loved to see him grow as a character. I’m also soooo happy that he finally found his happiness ❤️

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starwarsluvr (236 KP) rated The Carpenter in Books

Jan 30, 2018

This was a very short, sweet and easy read. I enjoyed it a lot.. a hott carpenter and a hott architect.. what could go wrong right ;) the relationship between these two is super steamy and sexy.. and it was a lot of fun to read. i am glad i got to review it

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Tori Amy Lloyd (7 KP) rated Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas in Books

Jan 28, 2020

Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas

Adam Kay | 2019 | Biography, Health & Fitness, Humor & Comedy, Medical & Veterinary

7.6

(9 Ratings)

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For a sequel this micro-sized book packs a lot of laughs and a lot of truths inside. It show the reality of human beings, which can be humorous as well as the seriousness of jobs taken as a given. (0 more)

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A sequel which is as good as the first

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Andrew Koltuniuk (756 KP) rated King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword (2017) in Movies

May 29, 2021

Alright. Guy Ritchie is another one of my favorite directors. He has a visual style that is really beautiful, and I enjoy watching his movies. King Arthur had a lot of really cool visuals and definitely had a fun story. There were a lot of moments that had me laughing out loud.

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Julia Holter recommended Turiya Sings by Alice Coltrane in Music (curated)

Turiya Sings by Alice Coltrane

1982 | Vocal

(0 Ratings)

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"I'm still learning about Alice Coltrane; I can't really claim to know a lot about her. I've heard a lot of music from her - she did a lot of different things - but this is the first of hers that I really listened to. The first time I heard her, I was performing on this all-night radio show in LA and it took place in a church. After I'd performed, I lay down on this pew to sleep and the DJ played this record and I woke up and it just really hit me. It was the track 'Yamuna Tira Vihari' and I was like, ""Oh my god"". It was so immersive and a flood of light, and so ecstatic. I can hardly explain. I was delirious, almost. There were all these strings and an organ, I think, and then her voice chanting and it's so insane. I listen to it a lot. It's spiritual, I think - and I don't know anything about that aspect of it - but I listen to a lot of music in that way. I listen to a lot of early music and Renaissance music, a lot of choral stuff. You know that this is a spiritual record and you almost don't need to know about that aspect of it. It just gets you. But I think that's okay, I think you can do that."

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