Zora Flatley

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Salem’s Lot by Stephen King - Book Review

This quiet and peaceful country town is about to witness the birth of a terrifying evil, one that might consume it entirely. Jerusalem’s Lot, known as Salem’s Lot by the locals, is a town Ben Mears re...

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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - Movie Review

The film is based on a novel by Jonathan Safran Foer and is one of the very few films that do not spoil the novels as you read it, it was done beautifully even though there were some unclear details t...

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Good Will Hunting - Movie Review

This film reflects so many points about drama, love, pain, and ambition. The Oscar-winning film, Good Will Hunting, is one that is full of performances and great scenes that you will not be able to fo...

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Movie Review

“Anything from the trolley dears?” A different Harry Potter movie? We thought so too. “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” was the darkest as well as the most disappointing Harry Potter movie so far....

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Inglorious Basterds - Movie Review

There are countless movies out there about the whole Nazi Germany conundrum, and some of them are actually quite mesmerizing films. The plot is already relatable, epic and depicts one of the most infl...

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The Afghan by Frederick Forsyth - Book Review

There are a countless number of post-911 spy/military thriller novels out there but The Afghan deserves serious consideration because of the author’s credentials. Frederick Forsyth’s previous careers...

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The Hunger Games (Book#1) by Suzanne Collins - Book Review

The United States of America no longer exists. In its place is the country of Panem; a totalitarian state consisting of twelve districts in addition to the Capitol. The districts are exploited and ru...

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Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater - Book Review

Told from two points of view—Sam and Grace—Maggie takes readers along a love story set in a small town. The settings in Shiver share the same aesthetic—a wintery, forest landscape beyond a close-knit...

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Sightseeing by Rattawut Lapchaeroensap - Book Review

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what Sightseeing is about. As a whole, this book is about the Kingdom of Thailand. It’s a collection of stories of local people, far-removed from the glamorous full moon...

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A Million Little Pieces by James Frey - Book Review

One of the reasons why “A million Little Pieces” gained so much publicity was because it was advertised as the author’s, James Frey’s, real-life struggle with drugs, addiction, and rehabilitation. Th...

By Zora Flatley