Since What If is one of my favorite films, I decided to pick up Zoe Kazan’s film Ruby Sparks. Having read the synopsis, I was
Yesterday, I started reading Rainbow Rowell’s Carry On. Having read Eleanor and Park, and Attachments, and enjoying them to an extent, I had a feeling
I really, really, really love this story of This is Where I Leave You. The actors are all great, and the story is wonderfully touching.
I’m a fan of Eat, Pray, Love. Having listened to many of her speeches, I became a fan of Liz Gilbert. Naturally, I gravitated towards
This is one of the very rare occasions where the movie is better than the book. Loaded with gross humor, the book comes across as
I thought to participate in the sweater weather tag in the hopes of sharing more about myself on here. Hope you like the tag! Favorite candle
Today, a box of books appeared on our front step, which is probably the most exciting thing to happen to me (yet, anyway). I love
Another show with fantastic female characters is the BBC’s Musketeers. At first glance, one would assume the show would have weakly portrayed women because of its name.
Paper Towns is one of my favorite stories. Like many of John Green’s works, Paper Towns involves a lot of complicated themes. In it, there
“The sun stopped shining for me is all. The whole story is: I am sad. I am sad all the time and the sadness is
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