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I know I'm not giving this a full four stars, but it's been years and years since I've read a book that delivers character progression of the soul so beautifully. There are stories out there of people whose minds slowly change, and we need more like that. People can grow into heroes, but growing from... Continue Reading →
Fun fact for the republishing of this review; I read this right after it was released because Amy Tintera's last series captivated me so much, and I read more than half of it in one sitting during a bus trip to Canada's Wonderland. If you are ever looking for a book that is just plain... Continue Reading →
A scene from the 1998 picture, a few minutes before a bloody and tragic climax. I have seen a fair amount of films that discuss massacres with ingenuity, but not a single one has looked at the unfathomable pain, horrors and guilt soldiers have faced the same way Steven Spielberg’s revolutionary 1998 film blasted the... Continue Reading →
I read the first book in Alexander Gordon Smith’s newest trilogy, which was called Hellraisers, about two and a half years ago. I then decided to get the sequel as an e-book, which was a bad choice. I really don’t like reading books online. I tend to read to get away from the screen. I... Continue Reading →
William J. McGinn 