The title of this book is a bit unfair. It’s not that the teachers intended to teach what they did, it’s that they were sort of forced to by the textbook makers […]
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The title of this book is a bit unfair. It’s not that the teachers intended to teach what they did, it’s that they were sort of forced to by the textbook makers […]
I’m writing this because I have a few books on my list that deal with adoption. Whenever an adoptee comes out with anything negative about the adoption experience, it’s immediately assumed that […]
While searching for more DVDs from one of my favorite television shows on the Sci-Fi Channel, I came across these DVDs from the U.K. I thought perhaps they would be on the […]
I’ve been a fan of the television show Deadliest Catch almost since its inception. Although some of the stories are dramatized for effect, it’s a look into the world of crab fishermen […]
Written by Diana Gabaldon, Ronald D. Moore, and Matthew B. RobertsDirected by Brian Kelly While most of this episode involves The Gathering of Clans, it also shows how little Claire knows about […]
As a recent convert to all things Ann Cleeves, I am thoroughly enjoying her series of novels set in the northern islands off the coast of Scotland. I’ve never been there, but […]
Since I love Ghost Hunters so much and two of my favorite investigations by them (including this year’s Halloween special) took place at Waverly Hills Sanatorium, I figured this DVD would be […]
Growing up, I was a huge Dean Koontz fan. His books were second only to Stephen King in my reading, and I’d put his Lightning in my top 10 books I’ve ever […]
Written by J. Michael Straczynski and Larry DitillioDirected by Jim Johnston The second episode of the second season of Babylon 5 has a lot of ground to cover. It advances many storylines […]
I started this series by Dean Koontz somewhere in the middle. That had both good and bad points. The good side of it was I could approach the beginning of the series […]
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