I ended up reading the illustrated/photographed edition of this book, something which majorly contributed to my enjoyment or fascination. I'm not completely sure I'd have given this book the same grade if it weren't for the photos of real-life old paintings, ruins, museums, fields and sights that show up helping us feel we're there even... Continue Reading →
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Top 10 Best and Top 3 Worst Movies of 2021
I haven't watched many movies this year. There were many I wanted to watch and some I did watch but haven't had the time to review. This year I've been writing two different novels and have been helping my grandmother who needs me to help with chores and I've been handling a reporting job. That... Continue Reading →
Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) Movie Review (No Spoilers)
I can't remember if I've ever written No Spoilers in a movie review before, and maybe it's all for naught. After all, only daredevils at this point are looking at the reviews unless they've seen the film already. Marvel is really good at making you feel like what they have crafted are a big family,... Continue Reading →
Havenfall by Sara Holland Book Review
I've been in a reading slump for the past few months. Maybe I just have too much to work on and think about to properly sit back and enjoy myself. With that said, even though as a result of my slump it took me a while to read this...I did enjoy my time with Havenfall.... Continue Reading →
Dune (2021) Movie Review
After I got through this star-studded but vacuous 150 minute sci-fi monster, I found myself on a quest of my own, to find out why this has gotten such critical acclaim from seemingly everybody but moi. I felt something was just wrong with me and I couldn't keep reviewing until I did some investigating to... Continue Reading →
Home Sweet Home Alone (2021) Movie Review
You know, in my last review, of Home Alone 3, I was kind of condescending to this film without seeing it, something I keep telling people not to do. But sometimes you just can't help it. This sixth instalment seemed like another direct-to-dvd-value feature after two sequels of the same way of advertisement that were... Continue Reading →
Skyhunter by Marie Lu Book Review
I am a huge Marie Lu fan. I haven't read and I haven't loved all her books, but almost all I have read were gold mines that got me out of reading slumps. I was in one when I started Skyhunter, and maybe I just had too much on my mind, but my dad gave... Continue Reading →
Home Alone 3 (1997) Movie Review
Well, it looks like Home Sweet Home Alone is officially a thing. You know what? I'll just put my quick review of the other two direct-to-DVD Home Alone sequels here before we get into Home Alone 3. Home Alone 4, or Taking Back The House, is not a movie that's necessarily painful to watch. More... Continue Reading →
Can You Ever Forgive Me? by Lee Israel Book Review
I was able to read this in a day, and even though some of the snippets of letters Lee fabricated drag the story, it was really easy to tell why Lee's first two publications from 1972 and 80 were such hits. She has a way with vocabulary and sentence rhythm that is both fancy and... Continue Reading →
American Sniper (2015) Movie Review
If you are a fan of this rather famous and polarizing movie, I advise you not to read my review. It will seem too much like a personal attack. Some people will look at my F grade and think I'm spitting in the face of war veterans who have sacrificed their lives (and usually sanity)... Continue Reading →