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Book Review of Mockingjay (The Hunger Games Book Three)
I'm right there with you. The putting aside of Katniss is a great way to put it because there's a lot we miss as her paranoia and variety of other issues kick in and absolutely miss out on the ...
Shonna, on 09/21/2012
Book Review of The Hunger Games (Book One)
I'm shuddering at the thought of Elen being in the Reaping. My nephew would be in there too.
Are you like me? Insofar as you're reading it imagining what it would have been like for Mrs Everdeen and the other adults. We would have been ...
JoHarrington, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
Ah! Ok! I misjudged the class somewhat. :) I'm not a big one for exams and tests being education. They're not. They are just the bit at the end, which tells people where to pigeon-hole you. But if you were getting the discussions and ...
JoHarrington, on 09/21/2012
Book Review of Catching Fire (The Hunger Games Book Two)
Cariad, the YA crowd is Young Adult :)
To be frank, this is the book where, to my eyes, Katniss started experiencing a pluthera of mind-fuck after mind-fuck(pardon the French here...sometimes ...
Shonna, on 09/21/2012
Book Review of The Hunger Games (Book One)
Elen and I have been reading the books together. She's pretty stunned that if she were in Panem, she'd have her name in the Reaping just like Prim and it's got her in a different mind-set for ...
Shonna, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
Aww! Yeah and it was a flip of a coin that I read Jane Eyre over Wuthering Heights, but I still haven't read it yet. (*hides*) And I know I should, and not only because I read your stories, and there are probably no less than a million ...
Ember, on 09/21/2012
Prophet Muhammad Halloween Costume to be Outlawed in NYC
Ooooph, what a fiery proclamation! I don't necessarily agree with all your sentiments, but I'm glad to see an article expressing an opinion instead of Just Another Sales Piece.
I'm wondering what percentage of your readers actually is ...
Tiggered, on 09/21/2012
Vinyl Wall Art Tree Of Life: Metal Sculpture, Print and Accessories
Thanks everyone for your comments, they are appreciated.
humagaia, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
Wow! That is quite a story. I can't believe that you could have potentially got an A without either reading the book, nor discussing it. We had to basically tear these novels to shreds with our over-analysis, not to mention reading them!
You ...
JoHarrington, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
You know what I always think of when I think of this movie. My senior English-lit survey of literature class. I took it because I needed a fourth year of English for uni and it was all that'd fit in my schedule. Most others took it because it ...
Ember, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
I know what you're saying, particularly with 'Jane Eyre'. It was downright radical at the time! As well as Charlotte's indignant proto-Feminism, you had all of those contemporary reviewers pretty much accusing her of inciting anarchy. She was ...
JoHarrington, on 09/21/2012
Movie Review of Jane Eyre (2006)
Don't know why, but this is probably my favourite classic. Maybe it's because it's more realistic and wasn't as focused on Jane trying to get married and more on how she's struggling with herself ...
Lucas, on 09/21/2012
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Sarah, on 09/21/2012
Where Do Shelter Dogs Come From?
It's good that the shelters are nice, but still, I'm sure the dogs would rather be in a home. I know my younger dog would go crazy in a short amount of time.
I LOVE funny looking dogs! I've always wanted to go adopt the silliest looking small ...
Ragtimelil, on 09/21/2012
Where Do Shelter Dogs Come From?
I had a little dog who lived with us for 16 years and he came from a shelter in Florida. He was so funny looking that even the vet looked at him and said, "what kind of dog is that?" Some of the shelters around me are so nice that I doubt the ...
dustytoes, on 09/21/2012