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thirdteeth · 2 years

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♡ Books to Read ♡

girl, interrupted - susanna kaysen

the beguiled - thomas cullinan

my year of rest and relaxation - ottessa moshfegh

girl in pieces - kathleen glasgow

women who run with wolves - clarissa pinkola estés

pride and prejudice - jane austen

the bell jar - sylvia plath

the secret history - donna tartt

black swans - eve babitz

severance - ling ma

beloved trilogy - toni morrison

bad behavior - mary gaitskill

the year of magical thinking - joan didion

there there - tommy orange

valley of the dolls - jacqueline susann

american psycho - bret easton ellis

requiem for a dream - hubert selby jr.

ariel - sylvia plath

lolita - vladimir nabokov

anna karenina - leo tolstoy

rebecca - daphne du maurier

the virgin suicides - jeffrey eugenides

gone with the wind - margaret mitchell

the interpretation of dreams - sigmund freud

the stranger - albert camus

madness and civilization - michel foucault

the woman destroyed - simone de beauvoir

just kids - patti smith

to the lighthouse - virginia woolf

play it as it lays - joan didion

gone girl - gillian flynn

normal people - sally rooney

prozac nation - elizabeth wurtzel

how to murder your life - cat marnell

the catcher in the rye - j.d. salinger

love is a dog from hell - charles bukowski

jane eyre - charlotte brontë

her body and other parties - carmen maria machado

eileen - ottessa moshfegh

bunny - mona awad

little women - louisa may alcott

the perks of being a wallflower - stephen chbosky

homesick for another world - ottessa moshfegh

frankenstein - mary shelley

the picture of dorian gray - oscar wilde

diary of an oxygen thief - anonymous

boy parts - eliza clark

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo - taylor jenkins reid

a room of one's own - virginia wolf

mrs. dalloway - virginia wolf

wuthering heights - emily brontë

slouching towards bethlehem - joan didion

the white album - joan didion

trick mirror: reflections on self-delusion - jia tolentino

the idiot - elif batuman

1984 - george orwell

sense and sensibility - jane austen

the handmaid's tale - margaret atwood

the great gatsby - f. scott fitzgerald

city of girls - elizabeth gilbert

animal - lisa taddeo

a certain hunger - chelsea g. summers

in the dream house - carmen maria machado

the new me - halle butler

death in her hands - ottessa moshfegh

norwegian wood - haruki murakami

the feminine mystique - betty friedan

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happybean02 · 8 months

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₊˚⊹♡ My current tbr!

(In no specific order)

❥ Before the Coffee Gets Cold - Toshikazu Kawaguchi

❥ Girl in Pieces - Kathleen Glasgow

❥ Mexican Gothic - Silvia Moreno-Garcia

❥ A Court of Thorns and Roses - Sarah J. Maas

❥ The Book Thief - Markus Zusak

❥ The Haunting of Hill House - Shirley Jackson

+ my current read : Sharp Objects - Gillian flynn

#that girl #reading #books #bookworm #bookblr #tbr #tbrbooks

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travisismylaurapalmer · 11 months

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Yellow Jackets: Plastic Pain in the Dollhouse

DON'T POST ON REDDIT!

I list the text refences only however if want to know what show or what ep something is I'm happy to check

I've divided the Refences into sections because this particular has so meta so many

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte/Yellow Jackets Episode Specifics/Doll Parts by Hole/Goodbye Blue Sky by Pink Floyd/Forbidden Partners The Incest Taboo in Modern Culture by James B. Twitchell/Forbidden Partners The Incest Taboo in Modern Culture by James B. Twitchell/Yellowjackets 1.3/Yellowjackets 1.3/Denial—is the only fact by Emily Dickinson/Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race by Craig E. Barton/Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race by Craig E. Barton/Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race by Craig E. Barton/Denial—is the only fact by Emily Dickinson/Denial—is the only fact by Emily Dickinson/Gothic Forms of Feminine Fictions by Susanne Becker/Mykonos by Fleet Foxes/Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race by Craig E. Barton/

Goddess Mythological Images of the Feminine by Christine Downing/Pretty Little Liars 4.24/Pretty Little Liars 4.24/Pretty Little Liars 4.24/Moulding the Female Body in Victorian Fairy Tales and Sensation Novels by Laurence Talairach/Moulding the Female Body in Victorian Fairy Tales and Sensation Novels by Laurence Talairach/Family Ties by Diana Khoi Nguyen/The White Lotus 2.?/The White Lotus 2.?/ Family Ties by Diana Khoi Nguyen/Werewolf by Fiona Apple/The Woman in the Red Dress Gender, Space, and Reading by Minrose Gwin/Mad Men 1.1/The Woman in the Red Dress Gender, Space, and Reading by Minrose Gwin/The Woman in the Red Dress Gender, Space, and Reading by Minrose Gwin/The Woman in the Red Dress Gender, Space, and Reading by Minrose Gwin/ Werewolf by Fiona Apple/Yellowjackets 2.7/Yellowjackets 2.2/Yellowjackets 2.2/ Yellowjackets 2.2/Barbie Girl by Aqua/Yellowjackets 2.2/Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn(Book)/Mean Girls Deleted Scene)/ Mean Girls(Deleted Scenes)/Sharp Objects by Gillain Flyn(book)/

The Callisto Myth from Ovid to Atwood: Initiation and Rape in Literature by Kathleen Wall/Goodbye, My Danish Sweetheart by Mitski/The Gendering of Melancholia Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and the Symbolics of Loss in Renaissance Literature by Juliana Schiesari/The Gendering of Melancholia Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and the Symbolics of Loss in Renaissance Literature by Juliana Schiesari/Pretty Little Liars 5.2/Pretty Little Liars 5.2/Suggestions by Orelia Has Orchestra/ Yellowjackets 2.9/Yellowjackets 2.9/Violence and the Sacred by René Girard/Goodbye Blue Sky by Pink Floyd/House of Dragon and Fire 1.?/

#yellow jackets #yellowjackets #yellow jackets showtime

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cloudberry-sims · 2 years

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1600-1700 names list

I been collecting names for my decades challenged and I decided to share it. It has a bunch of different names in alphabetical order.

Not 100% sure how accurate these names are as I’m not a historian , but I like them.

Some names are “nicknames” or a variation of the same name, like Faye is from Faith ,Orelia is from Aurelia and Sisely from Cecilia/Cecily.

Some names are Shakespearean , Puritan/Virtue names , American Colonial and perhaps a Arthurian here and there.

Female names:

Abigail

Adilene/Adeline

Adrian/Adrianne/Adriana

Afra

Agatha

Agnes

Alice

Aliena

Althea

Amanda

Amelia

Amie

Amity

Amphilis

Anastasia

Andrea

Anis

Annabell/Annabella

Anne/Anna/Annie

Anthea

Aphra

Aquila

Arabella

Artemisia

Audrey

Augusta

Aurelia

Aurinda

Aveline

Avis

Ayala

Azaria

Azoah

Barbara

Barsheba

Basilia

Beatrice/ Beatrix/Bettrys

Berenice/Bernesia/Bernessa

Bethsaby

Betty

Bianca

Blanch/Blanche

Blisse

Blythe

Bridget

Candace

Caroline

Cassandra

Catherine

Causeanger

Cecilia/Cecily/Cicely

Chantal

Charis

Charissima

Charity

Charlotte

Chloe

Christabella

Christian/Christina/Christiana

Clary

Clemencie/ Clemence/Clemency

Clorinda

Constance

Cornelia

Cressida

Cynthia

Deborah

Deodate

Desdemona

Desire

Dessorell

Diana

Dido

Dinah

Dionise/Denise

Dionyza

Divinity

Dolabella

Dolora

Dorcas

Dorothy/Dorothea

Easter

Ebotte

Edith

Edna

Edonie

Effemia

Eleanor

Elise

Elizabeth

Ellen

Ellois

Ely

Emilia

Emma

Eppie

Esther

Etheldreda

Eunice

Euphanie

Evadne

Eve/Eva

Faith

Fanny

Fanstine

Faye/Fay

Felicity/Felice

Florence

Fortune

Frances

Francisca

Fronia

Gartheride

Georgette

Georgine

Gillian

Gilot

Gonerill

Good

Grace

Grisell

Gwenhoivar

Hannah

Harriet

Haven

Helen/Helena

Henrietta

Hermione

Hester

Hezekiah

Honesty

Honor

Honoria

Hope

Humility

Ida

Idonea

Imogen

Irelee

Irene

Iris

Isabella/Isabel

Isolde

Iva

Ivette

Jacobina/Jacobine

Jane

Janikin

Jemima

Jennette/Jennet/Janet

Jeronomie

Joan

Joanna

Jocatta

Jocosa

Jonee

Joy

Joyanne

Joyce

Judith

Juliana/Julia/Juliet

Karissa

Katherine/Kathleen

Kezia/Keziah

Kitty/ Kitlyn

Kloe/Khloe

Koreen/Korinne

Laura

Lavinia

Leah

Leticia

Lettice

Love

Luce

Luciana

Lucretia

Lucy

Lydia/Lidia

Mable

Magdalen

Maggy

Magnolia

Margaret

Margery

Marian/Marion

Mariella

Marina

Martha

Mary

Matilda

Maud

Mercy

Mildred

Millicent

Milly/Millie

Mirabel

Miranda

Modesty

Monica

Muriel

Myra/Myrah

Naomi

Nazareth

Nell

Nerissa

Nola

Octavia

Odelle

Olivia

Ophelia

Orelia

Orinda

Pain

Patience

Pauline

Penelope

Perdita

Petronella

Philippa

Phillis

Phoebe

Pleasance

Primrose

Priscilla

Prudence

Rachel

Rawsone

Rebekah/Rebecca

Remember

Rhoda

Robin

Rosalind

Rosaline

Rosamond

Rosanna

Rose

Ruth

Samantha

Sarah

Saskia

Sebeliah

Selah

Selina

Silence

Silvia

Sisely

Sitha

Skyler

Sophia

Susanna

Sustillian

Sybil/Sibilla

Syntha

Tabitha

Tace

Tamar

Tamora

Temperance

Theodora

Theodorien

Theodosia

Thomasin/Thomasina/Thomasea

Timandra

Titania

Trinity

Trothe

Tryphena

Ursula

Valentine/Valentina

Valeria

Vecula

Venetia

Verely / Verily/Verity

Veronica

Viola/Violenta

Virgilia

Virginia

Virtue

Winifred

Wulfhild

Wybetha

Zelda

Zipporah

Male names:

Aaron

Abacuck

Abraham

Adam

Adlard

Adrian

Alan

Albert

Alexander

Alveredus

Ambrose

Anchor

Andrew

Annanias

Anthony

Archibald/Archbad

Archilai

Aristoteles

Arnold

Artemas

Arthur

Asa

Ashley

Atkinson

Augustine

Augustus

Austin

Bainbridge

Baldwin

Barnabas

Barnard

Bartell

Bartholomew

Bardolph

Basil

Bellingham

Benedict

Benjamin

Bennett

Bertram

Bevil

Blaise/Blais

Bradford

Brian

Cadwallader

Cesar

Charles/Charlys

Chadrick

Christian

Christopher

Chroferus/Chroseus

Ciriacus

Clement

Clifford

Conrad

Constant

Cornelius

Cosmo

Court

Cotton

Cromwell

Cuthbert

Cutlake

Cyrano

Daniel

Dary

David/Davide

Demes

Denton

Denys/Dionise

Didimus

Digory

Don

Drugo

Dudley

Ebenezer

Ebulus

Edric

Edi

Edmund

Edward

Edwin

Egedius

Eli

Elias

Ellis

Eloy

Emanuell/Emmanuel

Emericke

Emery

Emmett

Enoch

Erasmus

Ethan

Eustace

Evan

Everard

Ezrah

Fabian

Fairfax

Faustinus

Felix

Francis

Frank

Frederick

Fleance

Fulk

Gabraell/Gabrell/Gabriel

Galileo

Gamalie

Garmayne

Garnett

Gavan/Gawen

Gentile

Geoffrey

George

Gerlick

Gerrard

Gideon/Hedeon

Gilbert

Giles

Gillam

Gobind/Govind

Goodwell

Godfrey

Gottlieb

Goughe

Gregory

Grenville/Grevill

Griffin/Griffith

Guy

Hamond

Hannibal

Hansse

Harman

Harry

Harvard

Hector

Helegor

Henry

Hercules

Herrick

Hieronimus

Hiram

Hobbes

Holland

Howell

Hugh

Humphrey

Ilia

Ingram

Isaac

James

Jarret

Jasper

Jenkin

Jeremiah

Jeremy

Jerome

Jesse

John

Jonathan

Joos

Jordan

Joseph

Joshua

Josias

Justinian

Kaherdin

Karl/Karel

Kenelm/Kenhelm

Kip

Kolby

Lambert

Lancelot

Lawrence

Leonard

Lewis

Lucas

Lynoell/Lionel

Machutus

Manasses

Mark

Marmaduke

Martin/Marton

Matthew

Maurice/Morrice

Melchior

Meredith

Michael

Miles

Morgan

Moses

Nathaniel/Nathaniell/Nathan

Newton

Nicholas

Ninion

Nivinius

Noah/Noe

Noble

Octavius

Odnell

Oliver

Osmund

Ostyn

Oswin

Oswold

Ottewell

Owen

Paschall

Patreas

Paul

Pawll

Percivell/Pesevwell

Peter

Phillip

Pierce/Piers

Phineas

Prospero

Quince

Quinton

Quivier

Ralph

Randall

Randolph

Raphael

Rees

Reginald

Renold

Reyvell

Richard

Robert

Roger

Roland

Roman

Royal

Rymon

Salamon

Sampson

Samuel

Sander

Schuyler

Sebastian

Seraphim/Seraphimus

Septimus

Seth

Shadrick

Silvester

Simon

Simond

Stephen

Taz

Ted

Tedde

Thadeus

Theodosius

Thomas

Timothy

Titus/Tito

Tobias

Trenton/Trentin

Tristram

Tunstall

Turner

Ucentius

Umfray

Uswald

Valor

Valentine

Vandyke

Vaugn

Vernon

Victor

Vincent

Walter

Warham

Watkin

Wiggett

Wilfred

Willing

William

Wine

Wombell

Wymond

Zachary

Zephaniah

#name lis #sims name list #historical names

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thehutpoint · 6 months

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The Last Chapter

So I went trough Smith's bio of The Soldier and inevitably arrived to the last chapter. You know, the one with dreadful revelations. The author is beating around the bush, I will not. Let's state aloud and clear that Smith claims Lawrence Oates raped eleven years old girl in summer of 1899. I find it gross to the point of nausea that the author calls it „a brief liaison” and „a romance”.

One might think that when you sling such serious accusations, you should provide some really solid evidence to support them. Well, no. The last chapter provides as much sources as a gossip column, that means none. But let's analyse things a bit deeper.

The girl was named Henrietta McKendrick, born in Johnstone, and indeed such a person did exist, I checked in Scottish birth registers. Census data though shows that the very same Henrietta McKendrick still lived in Johnstone in 1901, a year after the alleged child was born and six years after she allegedly left her hometown for good.

The details of how Oates and his supposed victim crossed paths are, well, non-existent. We are told to believe that they did, without any explanation where and in what circumstances. Heck, we don't even know where Henrietta lived at that time.

Equally hazy are the circumstances of the child's birth, which was supposed to happen somewhere in Ireland in 1900, but we shouldn't search for the birth certificate because it probably does not exist due to secrecy. That is such an idiotic claim that it made my jaw drop, because, you know, registering births has been mandatory in good ole UK (which Ireland was a part of in 1900) since like 1875 if memory serves me well, any way it was already mandatory in 1900. If secrecy demanded hiding the father's name, the solution was delightfully simple: the space for said name was left blank, or unlucky mother just invented something on the spot. So these claims by Smith have more than a whiff of a horseshit, to use terminology no doubt close to Soldier's heart.

The child was named Kathleen Gray and handed to Blanche Wright and Ellen B. Kingsford who ran a house for out of wedlock kids. Both ladies existed and indeed run such a house, so at least something checks up. I wasn't able to dig up much about Kathleen and her children, John and Gillian (maybe my record-fu got a tad rusty). One curious tidbit is though that Henrietta somehow „had overcome her early motherhood” and married certain Anthony Cooper in 1918. I mean the girl was twelve, TWELVE! when she gave birth, her father was already in grave, but we are told to believe she just somehow „had overcome” it. What was she doing after leaving the child in the orphanage, how did she support herself, how did she bounce from being in deep troubles ad bad material situation, to becoming well off woman and a doctor's wife? No word of explanation, dear readers just believe when autor says she had overcome it. Can you smell horseshit? Because I can.

Another quite funny tidbit is a memory of Gillian who, with her mother and brother John, went to see”Scott of the Anctarctic” in London's Odeon at Leicester square. According to that memory in the foyer they saf the life sized cardboard cutouts and got shocked at striking likeness of the brother with Oates. Well, I searched the et up and down, examined photos, watched the clips and haven't spotted even a single cardboard cutout in that foyer. There were the posters on the wall, sure, but the faces on them belonged to the actors from the aforementioned movie. So Gillian, it seems, got shocked over Derek Bond, who indeed is very much a look alike for the chap from the picture allegedly depicting John, much more than Lawrence Oates.

Overall, that last chapter, devoid of any serious sources, reads more like a tabloid than a part of serious biographical book and I am seriously surprised Smith decided to put such undocumented pile of crap in this, otherwise quite valuable, book. Especially that the allegiations contained in it are very, very heavy and Lawrence Oates, being dead for over a century, cannot defend himself. It certainly stings when I see that uproven claptrap even in The Soldier's Wikipedia article. Shame on you, Michael Smith.

#oates #lawrence oates

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iheedtonorules · 12 days

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authors, series, standalones

if you have any recommendations please tell me and i will add it to the list!

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authors

gillian flynn

william shakespeare

sylvia plath

jane austen

louisa may alcott

george orwell

j. d. salinger

frank herbert

sarah j. maas

e. lockheart

taylor jenkins reid

stephen king

kathleen glasgow

suzanne collins

holly jackson

james dashner

ernest cline

lynn painter

laura nowlin

jeffery eugenides

delia owens

john green

paula hawkins

shannon messenger

jenny han

rick riordian

jk rowling (which i do not support)

standalones

gone girl

sharp objects

dark places

macbeth

romeo and juliet

taming of the shrew

the bell jar

emma

pride and prejudice

sense and sensibility

little women

1984

animal farm

the catcher in the rye

family of liars

we were liars

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo

daisy jones and the six

carrie soto is back

malibu rising

carrie

the shining

pet sematary

firestarter

the glass girl

five survive

ready player one

better than the movies

if he had been with me

the virgin suicides

middlesex

where the crawdads sing

turtles all the way down

the fault in our stars

looking for alaska

paper towns

the girl on the train

series

dune:

dune

dune: messiah

children of dune

god emperor of dune

heretics of dune

chapterhouse: dune

acotar:

a court of thorns and roses

a court of mist and fury

a court of wings and ruin

a court of frost and starlight

a court of silver flames

girl in pieces:

girl in pieces

how to make friends with the dark

you'd be home now

the hunger games:

the ballad of songbirds and snakes

the hunger games

catching fire

mockingjay

a good girls guide to murder:

a good girls guide to murder

good girl, bad blood

as good as dead

the maze runner:

the maze runner

the scorch trials

the death cure

the kill order

the fever code

the keeper of the lost cities:

the keeper of the lost cities

exile

everblaze

neverseen

lodestar

nightfall

flashback

legacy

unlocked

stellarlune

unraveled

the summer i turned pretty:

the summer i turned pretty

it's not summer without you

we'll always have summer

percy jackson:

the lightning thief

sea of monsters

the titan's curse

the battle of the labyrinth

the last olympian

heros of olympus:

the lost hero

the son of neptune

the mark of athena

the house of hades

the blood of olympus

harry potter:

sorcerer's stone

chamber of secrets

prisoner of azkaban

goblet of fire

order of the phoenix

the half-blood prince

deathly hallows

#( 🦇 ) tabby's lists #books and reading #tbr list #fiction #fantasy #thriller #book recommendations #teenage #young adult #dystopian society

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lmichaelmcgrath13 · 9 months

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ARCHDRUID FALSELY BRANDED A NAZI BY SEXUALLY DEVIANT SHINNER SHE-DEVIL!

by Gilliane Manning, womans editor. It is completely false and totally untrue that the Archdruid of tara and Ireland Michael mcGrath is a nazi. This was charged some years ago without any evidence by the now defunct Sinn Fein propaganda sheet “An Phoblacht” that actually preached murder and mayhem in its time. Sexual deviant politico Kathleen Funchion of Callan, County Kilkenny, now fat and…

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jdpink · 2 years

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Monica and Kathleen, two women in their 70s from Vancouver, British Columbia, invite me to come and stay with them there within 10 minutes of my sitting down. They are wearing matching pink T-shirts that read “Girls trip 2022: cheaper than therapy.” They didn’t know it was a Gone Girl–themed cruise until they boarded the ship. “We thought it was like: You’re gone, girl! Like it was a women’s travel thing,” one said.

#gone girl #cruises #slate #longreads #quotes

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gemslittlelibrary · 2 years

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The Promise by Emily Shiner is a thriller with an interesting and unique premise, but which ultimately falls short in its execution.

The story focuses on three main characters (Scott, Erin, and Kathleen), and is told from their alternating points of view. Scott is married to Erin, and is controlling to a scary degree. So much so, in fact, that he has decided to trick Erin into getting a kidney transplant under the guise of donating the organ. And the donor/recipient? Well, that's Kathleen ... sort of.

Scott, as previously mentioned, is controlling. He’s also extremely fixated on the idea of Erin being a healthy mother for their future children, so, when her doctor mentions to him there were indications that her kidney could have issues down the line, he immediately decides the best course of action is to hide this from her, and trick her into a kidney transplant. There’s a convoluted plot with a fake twin, and everyone, bar Erin, believes they’re stealing an organ from someone else. Kathleen, therefore, isn’t the innocent recipient Erin believes she is. No, she has decided that she and her daughter will be stealing both of Erin’s kidneys, leaving her dead. Kathleen has Alport syndrome, and has already undergone a transplant years ago. It didn’t work, though. And although her daughter isn’t showing any signs of the syndrome, the possibility is there. Naturally, Kathleen decides to poison her daughter to keep her sick enough to agree to a transplant.

Telling a story from different characters’ viewpoints is a tricky thing to undertake. If done well, it can be absolutely fantastic (think Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn). However, if done incorrectly, the narrative can feel very slow, even redundant.

That, in a nutshell, is the issue we see in The Promise. Shiner attempts to keep the tension going by rapidly switching between characters, but as this happens chronologically in the story as well as the book itself, readers are simply given the same scene with no real differences. Shiner also tries to end each chapter on a cliffhanger, but these, too, quickly become repetitive. They’re meant to be ominous, but they essentially boil down to each character restating their main motivation and/or feelings about the situation. These don’t change, so after the first few instances, it feels as though the same chapter is being reused.

Any sense of suspense is quickly lost, as any twist is revealed so early in the narrative that it’s not surprising, or even entertaining. For example, within the first chapter, Scott’s plan is more or less revealed. This topic is also the only thing the characters contemplate, so beyond that, there really isn’t anything else to them. Each can be summed up in a single word. Scott is controlling, Erin is naive, Kathleen is desperate.

What frustrated me the most, though, was that none of the characters face the consequences of their actions, nor learn from them. Several characters do some truly abhorrent things, but these are either forgiven or simply never addressed again. The book ends with nothing really resolved, with what’s meant to be a final twist, but what really feels like a final attempt to shock the reader, with nothing to really support it.

There’s also an odd emphasis on the fact that Kathleen should be “a good donor”. Erin actually stalks her to her place of work, to grill her and decide if she deserves a new kidney, essentially. I’m unsure if this is meant to be a way to show that Erin isn’t quite as good as she thinks she is, or if it’s genuinely what the author believes. Scott expresses similar views, though Kathleen does not.

Overall, I believe that The Promise has the potential to be a genuinely interesting novel, but with its lack of suspense, bland characters, and repetitive chapters, it’s simply a slog to get through, with no final payoff.

Final Rating: 🌟🌟

#arc #advanced reader copy #spoilers #tw death #tw gaslighting #tw munchausen's by proxy #tw child abuse #tw medical trauma #tw surgery #tw abuse #thriller

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desdealgunlugardelsur · 3 years

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Harrison Ford: 2020 summary

A year like no other, as you must have heard countless times. The pandemic changed almost everybody´s life on this planet and Harrison wasn´t an exception. Our lil´ bean is strong and healthy but also has to be safe at home, so this year didn´t deliver many news about Harrison. Still, we had a new Harrison movie, The Call of the Wild, released in February, and a few other events before the lockdown. 2020 was also marked by the death of 3 former Harrison´s costars: Chadwick Boseman, Sean Connery and David Prowse. May all of them rest on peace on Heaven.

A new year begins, and we all wish Harrison (and everyone by the way) a productive, happy and healthy 2021. Stay safe!

JANUARY

Early January: Harrison Ford enjoying his holidays in the caribbean island of Bonaire

25th: Harrison Ford with singer Carole Bayer Sager in a dinner in support of US Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg

28th: The Call of the Wild “Adventure Companions” Featurette. Harrison Ford talks about dogs and companionship in The Call of the Wild’s “Adventure Companions” featurette.

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28th: not sure where these pics were taken. Probably in Wyoming? (pics from Rich Elali)

FEBRUARY

3rd: Verizon Super Bowl Ad Features Harrison Ford And New Pearl Jam Song

Kathleen Kennedy Says Harrison Ford Is Still On For ‘Indiana Jones 5’

Early-mid February: the national and international promotion of The Call of the Wild begins

5th: In Mexico City:

Harrison Ford: America Has Lost Its Moral Leadership And Credibility: The “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” star calls out U.S. policy on immigration and climate.

11th: On the Jimmy Kimmel Show:

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13th: Harrison Ford, actor and watch designer. Newly adapted from Jack London’s literary classic, “The Call of the Wild” transports us to the snowy expanses of Alaska in the 1890s, with Harrison Ford as prospector John Thornton. The actor talks about climate activism, technology and why mechanical watches beat smartwatches every time.

14th: Indiana Jones 5 Starts Shooting In Two Months Says Harrison Ford : The long delayed fifth Indiana Jones film is finally about to get underway, as Harrison Ford reveals that he will begin shooting in two months. (that was what they were planning before COVID-19 hit the world...)

14th: Harrison Ford: Indiana Jones 5 Will “See Part of His History Resolved”

17th: “A Force ghost? I don’t know what a Force ghost is…I have no idea what a Force ghost is. And I don’t care!“. Legend.

21st: The Call of the Wild is released in cinemas

At the movie premiere in Los Angeles:

BRING ON THE PUPPIES:

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More videos:

Call of the Wild Survival Tips!

SNACK??? (Kudos to that girl)

Find epic stories at your library!

More news:

Of Course Harrison Ford Did His Own Call Of The Wild Stunts And 'Wore Out' The Stunt Team

Harrison Ford's shirtless chest is that buff (at 77) for his 'Call of the Wild' swim scene

26th: Steven Spielberg Won’t Direct ‘Indiana Jones 5,’ James Mangold in Talks to Replace

27th: Harrison Ford Breaks Down His Career, from 'Star Wars' to 'Indiana Jones' (Vanity Fair)

Late February: Harrison Ford visits Google´s offices in San Francisco to test the company´s self-driving car. [x] [x] [x] [x]

MARCH

14th: Harrison spotted in South Hadley, Massachusetts [x]. Apparently Harrison and Calista went to Massachusetts to pick up their son Liam after college shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.

MARCH

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APRIL

3rd: Disney delay multiple release dates including Jungle Cruise, The French Dispatch, and Indiana Jones 5

(…) Another big reveal is that Indiana Jones 5 – which will reportedly be directed by James Mangold – is being pushed back a year, from July 9, 2021 to July 29, 2022.

29th: Harrison Ford under FAA investigation after making a mistake while operating an airplane on the runway

According to the audio obtained by TMZ, Ford, 77, did not follow the direction of a tower operator to “keep short” on the runway because of “traffic”. It seems that the actor did not hear the direction. He nevertheless started to cross the runway, which prompted the operator to reprimand him for not following his instructions.

“Cross this trail now!” I told you to keep it short! You have to listen, “said the operator.

“Excuse me, sir, I thought exactly the opposite. I’m really sorry, ”said Ford immediately.

TMZ said there was no risk of an accident. The other aircraft was allegedly 3600 feet from Ford’s aircraft.

MAY

6th: Lucasfilm Reportedly Wants Harrison Ford To Return For Han And Chewie Star Wars Spinoff (Note: this hasn´t been officially confirmed by Lucasfilm)

15th: No news but I think this is cute:

From twitter.com/siikasele

21st: The Empire Strikes Back 40th anniversary. 40 years ago, TESB was released on theaters the 21st of May of 1980.

27th: James Mangold Confirmed To Direct Indiana Jones 5. Producer Frank Marshall confirms James Mangold is directing Indiana Jones 5 and says he's only just begun to work on his own script for the movie.

28th: James Mangold plans to take Indiana Jones franchise 'someplace new'.

Indiana Jones Writer on How Pandemic Will Affect Film's Script

JUNE

Nothing happens but look at this

You are welcome.

JULY

13th: Happy birthday king!

AUGUST

23rd: Harrison Ford dropping off his son Liam at College with wife Calista Flockhart via private plane (from tinyrebelstuff)

28th: Chadwick Boseman dies of cancer at the age of 43

Harrison Ford Calls Chadwick Boseman "As Much a Hero as Any He Played"

“Chadwick Boseman was as compelling, powerful and truthful as the characters he chose to play,” Ford said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. “His intelligence, personal dignity and deep commitment inspired his colleagues and elevated the stories he told. He is as much a hero as any he played. He is loved and will be deeply missed.”

SEPTEMBER

24th: Harrison Ford Cleared by FAA in Runway Investigation. "The FAA has closed the case involving the pilot who crossed a Hawthorne Municipal Airport runway without authorization on April 24, 2020. The FAA required the pilot to take a remedial runway incursion training course. When the pilot successfully completed the course, the FAA closed the case with no additional action," the FAA said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.

OCTOBER

19th: Harrison Ford & Ed Helms To Star In STX Seafaring Comedy ‘Adventures Of Burt Squire’

22nd: Actor and Pilot Harrison Ford Becomes Airlink Spokesperson. Video here

31st: Sean Connery dies at 90.

Sean Connery: Harrison Ford pays tribute to his Indiana Jones father and 'dear friend'

"He was my father... not in life... but in Indy 3," he said.

"You don't know pleasure until someone pays you to take Sean Connery for a ride in the sidecar of a Russian motorcycle bouncing along a bumpy, twisty mountain trail and getting to watch him squirm.

"God, we had fun - if he's in heaven, I hope they have golf courses.

"Rest in peace, dear friend."

NOVEMBER

2nd: Harrison Ford And Lincoln Project Back Anthony Fauci, Advocate Firing Donald Trump

In the waning hours of the 2020 presidential election, the Lincoln Project has enlisted Harrison Ford to narrate a new ad that plays up President Donald Trump’s suggestion that he will fire Dr. Anthony Fauci.

The spot features a scene from a Trump rally on Sunday in which supporters began chanting “Fire Fauci! Fire Fauci!” and the president responded, “Don’t tell anybody, but let me wait til a little bit after the election.”

Ford then says, “Tomorrow, you can fire only one of them. The choice is yours.”

3rd: Harrison Ford and Bloomberg on Biden 2020

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7th: Destiel becomes canon. Harrison doesn´t give a single fuck.

Also Joe Biden wins the US elections. Trump is defeated. Harrison, we know you hate Donald Trump. Congratulations.

21st: Harrison Ford back in Boston, Massachusetts, to pick up his son Liam for Thanksgiving Day.

28th: David Prowse, who played Darth Vader in the original trilogy, dies at the age of 85. Sorry, I didn´t find any words from Harrison on his memory... it seems they weren´t so close. Also, Jeremy Bulloch, the original Boba Fett, dies at 75 the 17th of december.

DECEMBER

10th: Indiana Jones: James Mangold, Harrison Ford Team to Close Out the Character

Harrison Ford and James Mangold's Indiana Jones 5 will serve as the final chapter for the iconic character.

Disney changed the Indiana Jones logotype. I have a bad feeling about this.

15th: Rare, behind-the-scenes look at 'The Empire Strikes Back'

Including this jewel:

Gif from the @theorganasolo

31st: And just at the very last day of this weird and strange year...

Disney Reportedly Wants Harrison Ford For Indiana Jones Streaming Show

Thankfully, then, it seems that the fifth (Indiana Jones) outing may not be the last we see of the actor in the role, as insider Daniel Richtman claims that Disney wants Ford to appear in a series that’s being developed for their streaming service. Further details are unclear and the tipster doesn’t say if it’s an all-new show or a reboot of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, but as one of the Mouse House’s most valuable assets, it wouldn’t be a surprise if they wanted to continue mining the property once Indiana Jones 5 wraps up the big screen stories for good.

Thanks everyone! Hopefully in 2021 the pandemic will fade and the world will return to normalcy. Luckily the production of Indiana Jones V will start this spring, as well as other Harrison projects such the tv show The Staircase and the movie starring with Ed Elms. Fingers crossed for a year full of (good) news about Harrison. Have a happy and safe 2021.

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read in 2022

i’m starting this super late but howdy!! here is my reading thread for 2022 (inspired by a few mutuals <3) you can find my goodreads here and my askbox is always open if you have any questions about these books!

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie (★★★★★)

Crooked House by Agatha Christie (★★★★☆)

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson (★★★☆☆)

I Am Not Your Final Girl by Claire C. Holland (★★★☆☆)

Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng (★★★★★)

Final Girls by Riley Sager (★☆☆☆☆)

A Study in Charlotte by Brittany Cavallaro (★★★★★)

The Last of August by Brittany Cavallaro (★★★★☆)

The Case For Jamie by Brittany Cavallaro (★★★★☆)

Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston (★★★★★)

A Question of Holmes by Brittany Cavallaro (★★★★★)

Under Lock & Skeleton Key by Gigi Pandian (★★☆☆☆)

The Nation Must Awake: My Witness to the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 by Mary E. Jones Parrish

Cherish Farrah by Bethany C. Morrow (★★★★☆)

Portrait of a Thief by Grace D. Li (★★★★★)

A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf (★★★★☆)

You’ll Be the Death of Me by Karen M. McManus (★★★☆☆)

The Cousins by Karen M. McManus (★★★☆☆)

The Hobbit, or There and Back Again by J.R.R. Tolkien (★★★★★)

When No One Is Watching by Alyssa Cole (★★★★☆)

Heartstopper Volume One by Alice Oseman (★★★★☆)

Heartstopper Volume Two by Alice Oseman (★★★★☆)

The Night Shift by Alex Finlay (★★★☆☆)

Heartstopper Volume Three by Alice Oseman (★★★★☆)

To Break a Covenant by Alison Ames (★★★★☆)

The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien (★★★★☆)

Heartstopper Volume Four by Alice Oseman (★★★★★)

Dial A for Aunties by Jesse Q. Sutanto (★★★★★)

Four Aunties and a Wedding by Jesse Q. Sutanto (★★★★☆)

The Girls Are Never Gone by Sarah Glenn Marsh (★★★☆☆)

Cover Story by Susan Rigetti (★★★★☆)

On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta (★★★★☆)

Sadie by Courtney Summers (★★★★☆)

Book Lovers by Emily Henry (★★★★★)

Queen of the Tiles by Hanna Alkaf (★★★★☆)

A Thousand Mornings by Mary Oliver (★★★★☆)

My Darkest Dearest by Kayla Cottingham (★★★☆☆)

The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien (★★★★☆)

Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrand (★★★★★)

Love From A to Z by S.K. Ali (★★★★★)

Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong (★★★★★)

Some Kind of Happiness by Claire Legrand (★★★★☆)

The Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene* (★★★★☆)

The Cartographers by Peng Shepherd (★★★★☆)

The Agathas by Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson (★★★★☆)

Rules for Vanishing by Kate Alice Marshall (★★★★☆)

Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson (★★★★☆)

The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien (★★★★★)

Peril at End House by Agatha Christie (★★★★☆)

Lord Edgware Dies by Agatha Christie (★★★☆☆)

The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Reptile Room by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Wide Window by Lemony Snicket (★★★☆☆)

The Miserable Mill by Lemony Snicket (★★★☆☆)

The Austere Academy by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Ersatz Elevator by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Vile Village by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Hostile Hospital by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Carnivorous Carnival by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Slippery Slope by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Grim Grotto by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Penultimate Peril by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

Ophelia After All by Racquel Marie (★★★★★)

The End by Lemony Snicket (★★★★☆)

The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix (★☆☆☆☆)

The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill (★★★★☆)

Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie (★★★★☆)

The Obsession by Jesse Q. Sutanto (★★★★☆)

Dog Songs by Mary Oliver (★★★★★)

Finlay Donovan Is Killing It by Elle Cosimano (★★★☆☆)

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier (★★★★★)

56 Days by Catherine Ryan Howard (★★★★☆)

The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater* (★★★★★)

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (★★★★☆)

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (★★★★☆)

If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho by Sappho (translated by Anne Carson) (★★★★★)

The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater* (★★★★★)

House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland (★★★★☆)

Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll (★★★★☆)

The Gathering Dark: An Anthology of Folk Horror by assorted authors (★★★★☆)

The Weight of Blood by Tiffany D. Jackson (★★★★☆)

This Wicked Fate by Kalynn Bayron (★★★☆☆)

I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy (★★★★★)

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (★★★★☆)

Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater* (★★★★★)

Working on a Song: The Lyrics of HADESTOWN by Anaïs Mitchell (★★★★★)

They Never Learn by Layne Fargo (★★★☆☆)

Tweet Cute by Emma Lord (★★★★☆)

Greywaren by Maggie Stiefvater (★★★★★)

Slasher Girls & Monster Boys by assorted authors (★★★☆☆)

Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson (★★★★☆)

The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie (★★★★☆)

The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater* (★★★★★)

The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater (★★★★★)

Poirot Investigates by Agatha Christie (★★★☆☆)

Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo (★★★★☆)

Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee (★★★☆☆)

Orpheus Girl by Brynne Rebele-Henry (★★★★☆)

I’m the Girl by Courtney Summers (★★★★☆)

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins* (★★★★★)

Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins* (★★★★★)

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins* (★★★★★)

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (★★★★★)

Five Survive by Holly Jackson (★★★☆☆)

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (★★★★★)

The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Body in the Library by Agatha Christie (★★★☆☆)

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (★★★★☆)

Stardust by Neil Gaiman (★★★★☆)

Opal by Maggie Stiefvater* (★★★★★)

Note: * marks a reread.

#text #personal post #reading thread #OKAY so my thoughts on these first twelve books #roger ackroyd: i loved it!! i can definitely see why it's considered the greatest mystery of all time!!#and i guessed the killer so i am Very Happy<3 #crooked house: it was pretty good! i enjoyed it and agatha christie is always a quick read #agggtm: i was underwhelmed? i'm a bit older than the intended audience so i don't wanna be mean about it but i was a bit disappointed #i really liked pipravi though <3333 #i am not your final girl: it was okay! poetry isn't super my thing but i like horror so it wasn't bad!#lfe: SO GOOD. i can't believe it took me so long to finish but i really liked it!! i loved the time we got to spend with every character an #how the story was like the unwinding of a thread #final girls: the worst. oh my god. don't get me started. i have So Many Problems i couldn't type them all out here if i tried #a study in charlotte: I LOVED IT !!! the case was really fascinating and the characters are my ANGELS #the last of august: i had a good time but it made no sense<3 i was just there for charlotte and jamie and i can't complain!#the case for jamie: charlottejamie angst era so true....... probably the most boring but provided much needed character development!#their eyes were watching good: really really good! definitely a classic for a reason. i higly recommend.#a question of holmes: zero plot just vibes and i loved it! domestic charlottejamie is my everything <33333 #under lock & skeleton key: not my favorite... i loved the concept but the execution was lacking? had some fun parts but mostly fell flat

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