Reanna Quitzon

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The Long Walk by Stephen King - Book Review

How does a militaristic dictator keep his population entertained? By hosting the most-watched annual television event in history. In an America of the future, 100 boys must line up for the long walk,...

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The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis - Book Review

In the magical land of Narnia, which lies just beyond the wardrobe, eternal winter has taken hold of the land, and its inhabitants live in fear of the White Witch. During World War II, the Pevensie c...

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The Contagion - Movie Review

This movie makes you nervous and gets you on the edge of your seat from the first ten minutes. It's amazing how Steven Soderbergh managed to create something so good and yet so terrifying at the same...

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Sugar Skin by Nicholas Wilson - Book Review

Sugar Skin is the debut novel of Mr. Wilson, and it is a powerhouse. Hard to describe exactly what genre this book falls under, but it follows the story of protagonist Tank. He’s a young backpacker ex...

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The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King - Book review

The forest is no place to get lost, especially if you’re a 9-year-old girl. But when Trisha falls back from her mother and brother’s non-stop arguing during a family hike, she unknowingly takes a wron...

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The Help - Movie Review

Famous for its movie adaptation in 2011, The Help is the first novel by American author Kathryn Stockett -published in 2009. This daring and compelling novel takes place in Jackson, Mississippi in the...

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The Dark Half by Stephen King - Book review

Thad Beaumont has a secret, or at least had a secret. Writing under his own name had proved to be less than flattering, his books failing to lift off. But when Thad begins to write under the name Geor...

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The Eye of the World, by Robert Jordan - Book Review

“The Eye of the World” opens like any other high fantasy epic. We have Rand, the farm boy, who hails from a small rural community in the Twin Rivers; far away from the magic and mayhem of the kingdom’...

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The Wind Through the Keyhole, by Stephen King - Book Review

Back in the “Dark Tower” universe, “Wind Through the Keyhole” was the last of the books to be released. It is a side-story, a one-off, Stephen King wanted to tell that has little to do with the actual...

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Before Sunrise - Movie review

Before Sunrise is the first film in the trilogy created by Richard Linklater who is known for his deep touching familiar films. He knows how to show intimacy in simple ways. This entire film is built...

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