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Gertrude and Toby Meet the Wolf
Gertrude and Toby Meet the Wolf
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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This story is sweet. I reminds me of the story “The Boy who Cried Wolf” when Gertrude and Toby see a little boy. The boy say he see a wolf. If you know that fairy tale story. The moral of the story you think this story is going be somewhat like that.

It also features another story or fairy Tale which is called “The Three Little Pigs”. The author does wonderful with mixing it a bit with the two starting with “The boy who Cried Wolf” scenes and then somewhat changed it to add the “The Three Little Pigs” scenes. The ending is done cute as well.

My favorite is the artwork that is done. The pictures are drawn well. I really like that. They look like some took the time to draw the scene and the the wording was put together after. Who will win their fishing contest?
  
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The Pack (The Pack #1)
The Pack (The Pack #1)
Kristin Coley | 2018 | Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Honestly this has been sat on my kindle for ages, I just never got round to it. Now I'm really enjoying it! Wolf pack YA type book, easy reading without being too "tacky", definitely going to follow this series for a bit.
  
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Ben Wheatley recommended Casino (1995) in Movies (curated)

 
Casino (1995)
Casino (1995)
1995 | Drama

"I guess there would have to be a Scorsese movie, but there are so many to choose from. You could go for the trilogy –the Goodfellas, Casino, Wolf of Wall Street trilogy — which I absolutely love. I mean, the rise and fall, it’s a classic thing in cinema — all our lives are a rise and fall, aren’t they, if we’re lucky; it could be just a bit of a rise as we go from adulthood to old age and then we die. [Laughs] But Goodfellas and Casino, the journey of those movies to The Wolf of Wall Street, is where the morality is slowly sucked out of them. So Goodfellas is a film where they have a system, a moral code, which is eroded in Casino, where they have a slight system or morals, but it’s all slightly tarnished. But by the time you get to The Wolf of Wall Street, there’s no moral code at all."

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