This book was so disappointing in so many ways. After reading the description and liking the story’s plot, I’m seriously appalled at how the scenes in this novel played out. Sarah Johnson has the perfect life. She’s the mother of…
Book Review: “Firsts” by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn
I didn’t want to read this book at first. The first thing I thought when I saw it was, “Oh, great. This is just another poorly-written young adult novel trying to lure young readers in by using sexual content.” I…
Book Review: “The Yearbook” by Carol Masciola
Lola Lundy hasn’t had an easy life. She has been an orphan since birth and patronized by everyone around her because of her deceased mother’s struggle with mental illness. Once Lola gets the chance to switch her lonely and depressing…
Book Review: “A Better Man” by Leah McLaren
“A Better Man” by Leah McLaren was amazing in so many ways. I took a chance on it after reading a blurb and I don’t regret it. To get out of a deteriorating marriage without paying too much in alimony, Nick…
Book Review: Breath to Breath by Craig Lew
Out of all the novels on abuse that I’ve read, I think Breath to Breath was the worst. Worst in the sense that it gave the most unembellished and gritty view of what it is like to have survived an…
Disney Channel Masterpiece Theater: “Pixel Perfect” (2004)
In the wake of boy bands and punk rock princesses like Avril Lavigne, comes the Disney Channel original movie “Pixel Perfect”. The 2004 movie focuses on the fictional all-girl rock band “Loretta Modern and the Zetta Bytes”. Roscoe – the…
Book Review: “Sweet Madness” by Trisha Leaver and Lindsay Currie
Bloody. Madness. Unsolved. These are just a few of the words used to describe the gruesome murder of Abigail and Andrew Borden. The Borden murder is a case that has been a media sensation for centuries. Did Lizzie Borden kill her…
