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Content and movie as a whole was super cute. It really makes you think and reflect on your own life and learn to enjoy the little things that make us unique again. Except for... Not sure why they found it fitting to make a racist jab at middle aged white women though. That was the most disgusting thing in this movie and I had to explain to my children that being white is awesome and not a bad thing and racism is bad and other races are absolutely racist against whites and its sad that people think being racist against whites and making jokes about it somehow makes it ok. Don't be racist from the get go and hey look no racism. Interesting how that works.

Soul

1 like

The First Wives Club

3 likes

I couldn't get past the first 20 pages. I picked it up because the cover was kinda spooky and mysterious. I read reviews before buying on the Barnes and Noble site, and I also pick a random page to read a couple paragraphs to see if I'm interested. The reviews were mixed but the page I picked seemed to pull me in. I decided to bring the book home. Well, the first 20 pages didn't have much dialogue. It was all a description of a description of a description down to the tiniest detail and I was so lost. The author chose to show off how many filler words he could pull out his his rear from the dictionary instead of showcasing his storytelling abilities. Since I spent on this book, I'm going to try. I will try to give it another chance, but it was painful the first time around so I'm not sure how successful I'll be on the second attempt. It was bad. Where is the actual story? How long does it take to get me to something worthwhile that doesn't give me a headache? Just cause you use 50 fancy filler words in one paragraph doesn't mean it's a good paragraph. I will try again and give it a fair shot, bit ill be honest the book fell under my bed and I haven't missed it or bothered to get it out yet.

The Boatman's Daughter