Wuthering Heights: A Novel to Get Hammered By
(A firmly tongue in cheek critique of love on the moors)
Just like love, this novel had me drinking and kicking things.
The main lady is a bitch. The main dude, who you like at first, turns into an a-hole, obsessed with Bitchypants. EVERYBODY in the damn thing needs EMDR therapy.
Think someone ends up happy? Sucker.
Rewatch Bridesmaids instead.
About the Creator
Hannah Logan
Act/Pen/Direct/Produce
Truth-Teller * Believer in Magic * Laughter-Lover
My hope...
to make art
that matters, moves, (a)muses
unlocks The Mystery
leaves good in my wake
so others
might do the same.
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Michael Bond in the Paddington series of five 'Paddington At Large' is the last one that I have read. This is one where Paddington has a day out with a friend, goes on television, makes a snack, helps out a neighbor the only way that he knows how, and makes Christmas special once again. All the illustrations in this volume as well as the other four volumes were drawn by Peggy Fortnum as pencil sketches of Mr. Paddington Brown of Number 32 Windsor Gardens, London.
By Mark Grahama day ago in Critique
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Lol this was spot on! Nice job!