Kill Me If You CanAuthors: James Patterson and Marshall KarpWhat would you do if you were a poor art student, with a beautiful art instructor at a top notch art school in New York for a girlfriend? The man lies dead, blood on locker #925 from a horrible explosion in Grand Central Terminal. Matthew Bannon, trying to get out of Grand Central as smoke and chaos surrounds him, steps over the dead man, and opens the locker. Inside is a medical bag - filled with diamonds. Without a second thought, ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: Kill Me if You Can
DVD Reviews: Water for Elephants
Water for Elephants I entered this film with such odd expectations. I thought it was going to suck because well it looked like it would suck. I think that the director is a complete hack, his past two features were so bad I neared self induced coma during both (Constantine and I AM Legend). - Now I’m not so sure. I don’t like Pattenson’s work either, although he seems perfect for the upcoming Cosmopolis one of my favorite novels. Reese Witherspoon’s good, but I can’t remember the last ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: Good Graces
Good GracesAuthor: Lesley KagenAfter reading Lasley Kagen's Whispering in the Dark, I was thrilled to receive her sequel, Good Graces. Kagen's brilliance in rendering 10 year old Troo and 11 year old Sally O'Malley's 1960 Milwaukee lives expands as the two girls enter in the world of a very Catholic, very quaint small town life. Kagen extorts every emotion possible as Troo and Sally intertwine with small pranks and high crime in their town.Sally and Troo are still reeling over their father's ... continue reading...
Sunglasses Reviews: Margaritaville Eyewear
Nibblin on sponge cakeWatchin the sun bakeAll of those tourists covered with oilStrummin my six-stringOn my front porch swingSmell those shrimp they're beginnin to boil - J.B.Bro B' recently moved in for a "while." I'm not sure what a "while" is in real numbers, but I like having him here...except for a few things. There's has been a bit of breakage...the front door knob, the computer (guess it's time to upgrade to a Mac) and also his good sunglasses. I figure that of all of the things that have ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh While I know that I grew up on Winnie the Pooh I have lost all memory of it. I remember being obsessed with Ghostbuster, Nintendo, Thunder-Cats, Transformers and even My Pet Monster. However I do not remember the Winnie years of my life that I understand every child has. After a call to my mother she confirmed that I was into Mr. Pooh. I would like to know why this did not leave as much of an impression on me as other things of my youth. I decided to give my inner child some ... continue reading...
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