Mar 28, 2025
Lars Von Trier - ‘The House That Jack Built’ 2018
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Lars Von Trier - ‘The House That Jack Built’ 2018
I was watching the Ben Stiller Show episode with Rob Morrow as a guest. I recognized him, but definitely not from Northern Exposure like they were talking about. it took me all the way to the end of the episode to realize it's from my favorite SNL sketch, seen here.
About the Book
Check out the novel that I'm reading this week!
While I’m sure you’re excited to jump into a new book and a new adventure a week with me, I thought that you might like to have a brief synopsis of the book that I’ll be reading for the week. So every Monday, I’ll be providing you with an About the Book that details the synopsis of the novel, as well as some of my initial thoughts on what the read will be like. That way, when it comes time for…
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Siobhan Fallon Men in Black (1997)
The Confusion of Languages - Siobhan Fallon
It wasn’t what I expected.
I didn’t expect to like it.
I’m not sure what to make of it.
The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon | Audiobook Review
The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon | Audiobook Review
Why Did I Listen To The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon?
The Confusion Of Languagesby Siobhan Fallon appealed to me because it is essentially about two army wives. That is something I can kind of relate to, as my husband is a captain in the National Guard. Granted, I really face absolutely nothing like these women. However, there’s a little bit of kinship there. I went with this…
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The Confusion of Languages is powerful
The Confusion of Languages is powerful
BOTTOM LINE: So powerful and so accurate. It brought back more memories than I had thought I had regarding my own life as a military spouse. Genre: Literary Fiction Publication Date: 27 June 2017 Source: Publisher via NetGalley Synopsis from the Publisher: “Both Cassie Hugo and Margaret Brickshaw dutifully followed their soldier husbands to the U.S. embassy in Jordan, but that’s about all the…
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