Life of a Reader
No sentimental or moving quote from this book. This book is awful, disturbing, and ultimately depressing. Read the full review and see my take on how this thriller seems to prove the depravity of man. See you on the other side! – Megan You Talked Me Into It I did not want to read this book. In fact, […]
Memento (2000) Starring: Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano Director: Christopher Nolan Rating: R for heavy language, violence, and some sexual references Yes . . . Another Christopher Nolan In case anyone was wondering, I’m on Nolan #5 (for me personally). I’ve now watched Dunkirk, Interstellar, The Prestige, Inception, and Memento. I haven’t disliked any of these. In fact, you could say I’m a […]
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Starring: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal Directed by: Patty Jenkins Rating: PG-13 for sequences of action and violence A Long-Awaited Sequel . . . I Think I don’t watch movies from the DC Universe. I am an MCU fan all the way, and I have no qualms about “missing out” on the DC franchise. […]
Oscars for the Loss I’ve have heard so much hub-bub about the 2021 Oscars. I decided I would take a peek through the winners and I have no idea where any of those movies came from with the exception of Tenet, Soul, and Onward. Besides these, I recognized none of the names, none of the actors, none of the directors, none of the music. […]
The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles Published February 9, 2021 346 pages Content: * * (2.5) Scattered language of mild to moderate severity. Lots of suggestive material regarding mistresses, sex, longing looks, fantasy, female anatomy etc. Frequent mentions of “trysts” and other similar terms, all of which point to sex although nothing is described in those instances. Several mentions […]
Rob had a way of not-thinking about things. He imagined himself as a suitcase that was too full, like the one that he had packed when they left Jacksonville after the funeral. He made all his feelings go inside the suitcase; he stuffed them in tight and then sat on the suitcase and locked it shut. That was the way […]
The Word is Murder by Anthony Horowitz Published June 5, 2018 400 pages First in Hawthorne series Content: * * * (3.2) Lots of language, particularly f–k and s–t. Some suggestive material, including brief references to / descriptions of male anatomy. Several mentions of homosexuality. Lead character described many times as homophobic (and this is not okay in the other lead […]
Interstellar (2014) Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Cain Directed by: Christopher Nolan Rating: PG-13 for intense perilous action and brief strong language Did I Make a Mistake? Christopher Nolan knows how to wow the crowd. While I have currently only seen two of his movies (Interstellar and Dunkirk), I already see a pattern of intricate story-telling and brilliant […]
“Who would ever think you would shout, ‘You’re going to vacuum up a squirrel!’” Now Introducing . . . Ladies and gentlemen, I now introduce you to one of my most favorite authors!! Drum roll please . . . . . . Kate DiCamillo! Oh. My. Gummy-bears. I love DiCamillo’s children’s literature. I read several of her books as […]
Blackout Candace Owens, as many of you probably know, is a young black political commentator who just recently joined the staff of the Daily Wire (can I get a hooray?!). She has had run-ins and clashes with Cardi B. and AOC over the past few months that were highly publicized and, much to the Left’s chagrin, only served as a […]