Children and The Hunger Games
If you have been even the slightest bit plugged into the news these past few days, it is a safe bet that you’ve heard of The Hunger Games, the ticket … Continue reading
The Hurt Locker: A Review
The Hurt Locker is the tale of a trio of soldiers that makes up the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), a bomb disposal squad, attached to an army regiment on rotation … Continue reading
Book Review: Karadi Tales’ Will You Read With Me? Series
Hathaman is an accomplished yogi. Before the sun reaches the mid-way point in its journey across the sky each day, he’s finished up a hundred and fifty Surya Namaskaras, the … Continue reading
Review: Not Becoming My Mother, Ruth Reichl
A couple of weeks ago we were in the check-out line at the library, standing right next to a shelf of newly released books. As the kids and and I … Continue reading
Movie Review: The Informant!
Note: This post contains spoilers. If you are contemplating going in to see The Informant!, it is more than likely you already know that the movie is based on true … Continue reading
Review: Slumdog Millionaire
There are very few movies we’ve seen at the end of which the entire audience remained silent and rooted to their seats – Schindler’s List, Life is Beautiful, Sixth Sense … Continue reading
Movie Review: Doubt
Note: Contains spoilers! Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman) utters the first real line in the movie. While delivering his sermon at Sunday mass he asks, channelling Oprah, “What are you … Continue reading
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