Goosebumps: Go Eat WormsTales of Horror by R.L. Stine, based on the Goosebumps book series from Scholastic, Inc. selling over 300 million copies worldwide Go Eat Worms: Todd and his sister Reggie have science fair projects and as siblings, they are competitive. Todd wrecks Reggie’s Giant Robin model for the project, and suddenly everything goes askew. Worms are cropping up everywhere: in Todd’s spaghetti, in his bed – and when he goes out at night to get more worms, he falls into a cavernous ... continue reading...
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DVD Reviews: Marmaduke
Marmaduke I just dare you not to LOVE this big, sensitive talking Great Dane! From Twentieth Century Fox, this film is too laughable to pass up! With Owen Wilson as Marmaduke, and George Lopez as his partner in crime cat, Carlos, this film rocks. Marmaduke lives in Kansas with Debbie and Phil and their three kids, Brian (around 7), Barbara (teenager, comes with cell phone) and Sara the 2 year old (and, of course, Carlos the Cat). Phil gets a great offer from Bark Organics, a natural dog food ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Brothers and Sisters:Season 4
Brothers & Sisters: Complete Fourth Season I had not seen Brothers & Sisters before, (does that make me un-American), so when I viewed all 24 episodes over a two day period, I experienced moments of compassion, moments of utter boredom with the trivialities that families entail, and moments of sorrow and joy with their accomplishments and tragedies. Brothers & Sisters is not for everyone. However, the star studded cast, the great performances of Nora Walker, family matriarch (Sally Fields) ... continue reading...
Book Reviews & Giveaway: Rich Boy
Rich BoyAuthor: Sharon PomerantzPoor boy goes rich. Such is the premise of “Rich Boy”.Robert Vishniak lives in Oxford Circle, on the 2100 block of Disston Street in Northeast Philadelphia, a predominantly Jewish blue collar neighborhood. Robert and his brother Barry watch as their father, a postal worker with a second job, loses one leg and then the other to gangrene – and then dies. Their mother, Stacia, develops Bells Palsy and her face contorts oppositionally – one side motionless, the ... continue reading...
Book Reviews & Giveaway: Dog Tags
Dog TagsFor some reason, I love David Rosenfelt's dog infused mysteries. He may be a crime writer sleeper to some, but to me he's right up there with the Numero Unos - the big boys. Like Nicholas Sparks, Rosenfelt's melodic and paced writing only creates more friction - and although his characters fight crime, they remain good people without the Sturm Und Drang angst of Robert Bourne et al. Let's face it, sometimes Patterson, Ludlam and Crighton are DRAINING. Rosenfelt clicks quietly, ... continue reading...
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