Although I have read other books recently, I thought this book deserved its own post as it does stand on its own. It does not need criticism or rating for it was never intended to be published. This diary of Anne Franks life in the secret annexe offers a view into her life which she […]
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After a drought of reading, I finally shelved two more books, and the rain is still falling so hopefully two more books will be shelved soon. I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou This book is the first in a series of autobiographies by Maya Angelou and covers her childhood up to
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Magma by Þóra Hjörleifsdóttir Magma is an poetical novella at first written in Icelandic and then translated to English by Meg Matich. Be an audience member to the thoughts and feelings of a woman in a toxic relationship, as she rationalises the suffering and pain she feels for the sake of love. This book provides
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Although Vikings: Valhalla is set many years after the later seasons of Vikings, it brings us back the elements that were best about the earlier seasons, plus it has many of those hairstyles that we all secretly admire. Unfortunately Travis Fimmel’s Ragnar Lothbrok is still long gone so you won’t be able to watch those
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Finding a good TV show can be compared to finding a needle in a haystack. I feel wrong just using that turn of phrase with how much it is used in modern chat. Maybe it is worth searching for an alternative analogy but for now I’m not sure I have the time. I spend hours
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