Kim Heskett
Lover of all things nerdy
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Over the weekend, I went to the Time Mission in Manassas, and it was so much fun! For those who don’t know what Time Mission is, it is a bunch of rooms with a variety of challenges, from physical to memory challenges that you get points for doing. Within your time slot, you can go
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With this book completed, I have now completed all of the Maasverse!! I can now officially state that Crescent City is my second favorite Maas series. After enjoying all of Maas’s books (to varying degrees), it will come as no surprise that I loved House of Flame and Shadow. This is another review where all
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I want to start this off by explaining that, for 10 years, this series has constantly had a space in the back of my mind and an even bigger space when it finally came back. When it came time to read the final book, I couldn’t help having thoughts like “What if I don’t like
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When I first subscribed to Dropout, I was worried that I was going to catch up on everything too fast and then have nothing to watch. Man, am I glad I was wrong. But anyway, Sophomore Year really solidified my preference for the role-playing parts versus the combat parts. While I love a good Nat
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I’m going to start this off by saying that I got this book in a Goodreads giveaway, so I feel kind of bad for what I’m going to say. With that out of the way, I unfortunately did not like this book. All of my issues with this book can be boiled down to the
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In my Disney live-actions tier list, Lilo & Stitch is solidly in the middle. While I’m a little disappointed about some of the things they omitted/changed, unlike some others, I don’t think the changes change the heart of the movie. I was still able to enjoy the movie mainly due to two things. The first
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Where I loved the previous book so much because I was able to predict how things would happen, I loved this one for the opposite reason. Sure, there were things I was able to predict, but I really appreciated being surprised in this book. Especially with that ending! Like WTF!!!! But anyway, I love how
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This is one of those books that, despite a few very minor details, I really liked, but also for some reason, it didn’t leave a lasting impression. It happens sometimes where I’ll finish a book that I had fun reading, but at the end I’ll end up thinking “Yup, that was a good book” and
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I’ve enjoyed every MCU movie in one way or another, so it’s no surprise that I enjoyed Thunderbolts* too. The primary focus being on internal/emotional issues adds a nice variety to the movie lineup. I really liked the more somber feel this movie had. Being able to keep that feeling throughout the movie, despite also
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By far one of my most favorite parts of reading is trying (and succeeding) to predict events in books. Anytime I’m able to accurately predict something, especially when my only evidence is vibes and previous experience, I get massively excited. That’s probably why I love romantasy so much since they all are very similar (which
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