Zora Flatley

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The Return of The King by J. R. R. Tolkien

As is common with the books of “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “The Return of The King” is made up of two books; books five and six. The fifth book starts with Pippin, as he rides with Gandalf toward...

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Pulp Fiction - Movie Review

This is an old film, it’s a film that was made decades ago by Tarrantino and I guarantee that everyone will enjoy the structureless storyline, the music, and the dialogue is just brilliant. Starring,...

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Origin by Dan Brown - Book Review

Similar to Dan Brown’s other books, the main character portrayed by Harvard Professor Robert Langdon encounters a scientist and tech mogul student named Edmond Kirsch. The book is based on yet...

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Wonder by R.J. Palacio - Book Review

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.” A book that’s both heartbreaking and heartwarming, “Wonder” by R.J. Palacio tells the beautiful and moving story of Augus...

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The sun is also a star by Nicola Yoon - Book Review

Natasha, along with her parents and brother all live together in New York City, illegally. Faced with the possibility of being deported back to Jamaica, Natasha will stop at nothing to plead their cas...

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The Departed - Movie review

Another one of Martin Scorsese's excellent directorial works. The Departed was interesting, thrilling, and kept you on the edge of your seat. But there was some sadness in it that I found to be somewh...

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The Notebook - Movie Review

If you are in the mood for a romantic movie that pulls at your heartstrings, then The Notebook is the movie for you. Starting Ryan Gosling as the young dashing Noah Colhoun, a lumber mill worker who w...

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The Prestige (2006) - Movie review

Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, “The Prestige” tells the tale of two rivals, up and coming magicians, and their journey to become the most prestigious magician known. Nolan brings on some...

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Ladies Who Punch by Barbara Walters - Book Review

When Barbara Walters started The View in the late 1990s, she definitely wanted to helm a successful daytime show - but she probably wasn’t prepared for the absolute cultural juggernaut it turned out t...

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Heathers - Movie Review

In the world of teen movies, a clean line of demarcation can be drawn between the films of John Hughes, which dominated the 1980s, and Heathers, the dark satire that became an enormously influential f...

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