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Fox Sports football commentator Simon Hill sits down with Socceroos coach Holger Osieck in the latest installment of a series of articles with players and coaches.
In part one of the chat, Holger discusses his playing days and how he found his way into the coaching ranks.
You can catch part two on Thursday.
Take us back to your early days in Germany - how did you get involved in football?
Well, my birthplace is Homburg, in the suburbs of Duisburg, but we moved when I was a baby to Gelsenkirchen. My dad was on the board of directors at Schalke, the big team there, so it was natural for me to sympathise with them. I became a junior player at the club at the age of 10, and in those days, they wanted to protect the turf at the stadium, so apart from the senior team, we juniors were the only ones allowed to play on it! We once played the pre-game to a quarter-final of the European Cup between Schalke and Atletico Madrid in 1959 at the old Gluckauf Kampfbahn - under floodlights, in front of 43,000!
Who was your idol as a boy?
Bernhard Klodt, who was the Schalke captain, and who won the World Cup with West Germany in 1954. I was 6 when that happened - and, you have to remember, this was post-war Germany, and the country was in ruins. My grandmother though was a bit better off than most. She ran a pub in those days, and although television was in its infancy, she had one of those old-fashioned tv's at the pub - a big box with a small screen, and the place was packed for the final against Hungary. I remember the people cheering when Helmut Rahn scored the winner. My grandma once gave me a brand new yellow leather football for Christmas - the one with laces, and when it got wet, it was like a brick! They were happy days though - there was nothing else for us kids to do, other than play football and climb through the ruins of the cities. A great big adventure.
What sort of a player were you?
It was the days of the old WM system, and I was big and strong, so I became a centre forward. I scored a few goals, and made it to the Schalke first team squad, but a guy called Klaus Fischer (later to go to two World Cups with West Germany) was ahead of me. So, I went to Eintracht Gelsenkirchen, the other team in the city. In those days, pre-Bundesliga, you couldn't really make a lot of money from football anyway, so I made sure I graduated from grammar school, and went to university to get a degree in Physical Education, to set me up for later life.
So how did you become a coach?
Well, I was studying at the University of Bochum, and there was an official connection with the Westphalia FA, who were keen to develop students into coaches. It was part of our studies, so I went for it, getting my B licence at 21. I was still playing too, but I wanted to get more educated about the game. I did my A licence at 24 - when I was playing in the northern region of the Bundesliga 2 with 1.FC Mulheim - then, my pro licence in 1976. So, I had my education to become a teacher, and as a standby, I had my football.
You never played a game in the Bundesliga - does that irk you?
It's something I would have liked to have done, but I have to admit the guys in front of me were better. Klaus Fischer became a legend, and he was my competition. It wasn't like today, when you can change your club like you change your shirt. I've been more than compensated as a coach.
In 1977, you left Germany and headed off to Canada - how did that come about?
The coach of Vancouver Whitecaps was Eckhard Krautzun, a German from the same area as me. He gave me the offer to come and play in the NASL, and it was a great time to go, because it was flourishing. The Cosmos had Pele and Beckenbauer, Carlos Alberto, LA Aztecs had George Best, Gordon Banks was at Fort Lauderdale - it was an illustrious group, and for me to play against them was a dream! I still have photos of me playing against Pele - it's something you never forget, especially as I was an average player!
Is that where you forged your friendship with Franz Beckenbauer?
Yes, I met him for the first time in Vancouver when he came with the Cosmos. I introduced myself and he was quite nice to me - but I could never have anticipated being so close in a professional sense just a couple of years later.
It was while in Vancouver you got your first taste of coaching too?
Yes, Krautzun was employed in a double role with the 'Caps and as national team coach - so for a while, I acted as assistant to him with the Canadian national team. We had a competition in Mexico in 1977 to qualify for the World Cup in Argentina, and it was a great experience to learn all the little tricks that are played! We went to a training ground and the pitch was covered in canvas - it took half an hour for them to remove it, then the commissioner came and said "time up!" We then had to kick off at 12 noon in the Mexican heat, which was fun!
But you weren't quite ready to give up playing yet?
No, I was still only 29 and ambitious, so I came home to Rot Weiss Oberhausen in the Bundesliga 2 in 1979. Then, I applied for a job with the German federation (DFB), and they said "if you work for us, you can't play any more" - so I had to make up my mind to retire. Jupp Derwall was the national coach then - he gave me the German schoolboy team, and I assisted Erich Ribbeck with the Olympic team too. Before long, Jupp wanted me to assist him with the national team, so I made my debut on the benches for a friendly against Argentina in Berlin in 1979. Klaus Fischer was part of the team - he stopped me advancing as a player, and now I was coaching him! (Laughs) My dad sadly wasn't around to see it - he died during a Bundesliga match between Saarbrucken and Schalke in 1976 - he had a heart attack during the game. It's a shame - he'd have been so proud.
And then, came Franz Beckenbauer - and a partnership between the two of you that would end in a World Cup win in 1990?
In 1984, Germany had a poor European Championship, and Derwall resigned. Beckenbauer was hired as Team Manager because he didn't hold a licence. Horst Koppel was the official coach but there was friction between them at the 1986 World Cup, and Franz took over full-time. He then asked me whether I would be his partner (he never referred to me as his "assistant"), and I had no hesitation. The World Cup win was the pinnacle of my career. Argentina played for penalties in the final, but we had good footballers, not like the myth of the robotic German player. Brehme, Matthaus, Littbarski, Hassler, Voeller - exceptional footballers.
On the theme of the stereotypical "robotic" German player - did you ever practice penalties? In the semi against England, Germany scored all five...?
No, and I'll explain why we didn't need to. It's a sign of the class of the players we had, that they stayed behind after training to do extra drills. One of those drills was to slalom through corner flags, turn and then hit into a small quadrant in the corner of the goal, past the goalkeeper. If there was no keeper, they tried to hit the crossbar. It wasn't specific penalty practice, but it was accuracy practice. Their execution was so excellent, we didn't need to practice those sort of set pieces. The only advice we gave the keeper (Bodo Illgner) was to stay in the middle and wait as long as possible. In a shootout, the first two are normally experts, so saving is luck - but from the third taker onwards, they are insecure, so they hit with power towards the centre. The only place we practiced penalties was later, at Marseille, where the best one in training was Manuel Amoros - and he hit the post in the European Cup final!


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Ruairí Brugha
Ruairí Brugha (Irish pronunciation: [ˈɾˠuərʲiː bˠɾˠuː]; 15 October 1917 – 31 January 2006) was an Irish Republican and IRA volunteer who became a Fianna Fáil politician, serving as a Teachta Dála (TD), senator and Member of the European Parliament (MEP).[1]
Family and early life[edit]
He was born in Dublin, the son of Cathal Brugha, who was Minister for Defence in the first Dáil and was killed in 1922 during the Civil War; his mother Caitlín Brugha (née Kingston) was an anti-Treaty TD from 1923 to 1927. The family home, a refuge for republicans, was often raided by the successive authorities whom the Brughas opposed: first the Royal Irish Constabulary, then British soldiers and Auxiliaries, followed by the forces of the Irish Free State.
Brugha was educated at Rockwell College and in Coláiste Mhuire, and joined the IRA at the age of 16. When IRA members were interned at the outbreak of World War II, he went on the run. He was eventually arrested in 1940 and interned at the Curragh for the duration of The Emergency.[2] While on parole for health reasons he met Máire MacSwiney, the only child of Lord Mayor of Cork Terence MacSwiney who died while on hunger strike in 1920, and they married in 1945.[1]
Brugha then joined the business which his mother had established, the menswear shop Kingstons Ltd, eventually becoming managing director.
Political career[edit]
Released from detention, he began to rethink his relationship with republicanism. Talking in 1968 to Tim Pat Coogan for his book The IRA, Brugha described his eventual rejection of the IRA's doctrine of the continued legitimacy of the second Dáil, saying: "We became the victims of an illusion that could never become a reality" and that "it was obvious to me that the 26 counties were politically free and that the sort of activity in which the IRA had been engaged had not helped to end Partition."
Ruairí and Máire both joined Clann na Poblachta shortly after its foundation in 1946, and at the 1948 general election he stood in the Waterford constituency which his mother had represented in the 1920s. However, the election was a disappointment for the new party, which won only ten seats, and with less than 5% of the first-preference votes, Brugha did not win a seat.[3] Despite differences with Clann na Poblachta leader Seán MacBride — particularly over MacBride's antagonism to Fianna Fáil — he remained on the party executive during the 1950s.
In 1962, he joined Fianna Fáil, and at the 1969 general election, Brugha stood unsuccessfully as a Fianna Fáil candidate in Dublin County South. He was then elected to the 12th Seanad on the Industrial and Commercial Panel, and at the 1973 general election, he won the seat, replacing former Fianna Fáil running mate Kevin Boland, who stood for his new Aontacht Éireann party.[4] After that election, Fine Gael and Labour formed the National Coalition government, and Fianna Fáil went into opposition for the first time in 16 years. In 1974 Jack Lynch appointed Brugha as Fianna Fáil spokesman on Northern Ireland, where he helped reshape the party's policy and supported the Cosgrave government over the Sunningdale power-sharing agreement.
After boundary changes, he lost his Dáil seat at the 1977 general election, to his party colleague, Niall Andrews. However, he was elected instead to the 14th Seanad, again on the Industrial and Commercial Panel. On the recommendation of John Hume, he was also appointed as an MEP, serving until the first direct elections to the European Parliament in 1979 when he stood unsuccessfully in the Dublin constituency. He was also active in the European Movement Ireland into his late eighties, serving as an honorary president of the organisation.
Brugha did not contest the 1981 or February 1982 general elections, but at the November 1982 election he stood in Dublin South, where he polled less than 3% of the first-preference votes, and did not stand for election again.
He died in Dublin on 31 January 2006, at the age of 88.[5] On his death the Irish Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said Ruairí Brugha was "a man of firm convictions who was passionate about politics and had a deep patriotic concern for the welfare of this country". He was survived by four children: Deirdre, Cathal, Traolach and Ruairí. His wife, Máire, died on 20 May 2012, aged 93.[6][7]
In 2006, Máire's memoir History's Daughter: A Memoir from the Only Child of Terence MacSwiney was published by O'Brien Press. It includes a detailed account of her husband's life, before and after their marriage.
- ^ a b "Ruairi Brugha: A political life devoted to reconciliation". The Irish Times. 4 February 2006. Retrieved 2004-02-04.
- ^ Senan Molony (4 February 2006). "The quiet man who united two famous patriot families". The Irish Independent. Retrieved 2004-02-04.
- ^ "Ruairi Brugha". ElectionsIreland.org. Retrieved 4 February 2008.
- ^ "Mr. Ruairí Brugha". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 19 October 2015.
- ^ "Former Fianna Fáil TD dies aged 88". RTÉ News. 1 February 2006.
- ^ "Máire MacSwiney Brugha dies aged 94". RTÉ News. 21 May 2012.
- ^ "Hunger striker's daughter whose German link led to 'dual identity'". The Irish Times. 2 June 2012.


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Set in a private park, this family-friendly hotel enjoys a wonderful and peaceful location on the shores of Lake Lucerne and offers views of the Alpine peaks. Guests will find the nearest bus stop 100 m away as well as a number of shops in the centre of Schwyz and sights such as The Swiss Way (3 km) and the Church of St. Martin (5 km) are nearby. The Tell Monument, the Museum of Local History and the Lucerne Exhibition are a little further afield, being 13 km, 18 km and 35 km away respectively. The centre of Lucerne is also some 35 km from the accommodation.This establishment is a hotel with great tradition. Recently restored but maintaining its turn of the century touch, today the hotel offers a high standard of accommodation in a unique and peaceful location. Comprising a total of 106 guest rooms, it also has excellent recreational, business, seminar and congress facilities, making it ideal for business travellers. On-site facilities include lift access, a bar, a restaurant, WLAN Internet access and car parking.Lavishly equipped and offering every convenience, the guest rooms create a relaxing ambience to make guests' stay memorable. Some of the rooms offer a stunning view across the lake towards the magnificent scenery of the Swiss Alps and the Gotthard massif. In-room facilities include a hairdryer, a TV set and a minibar.Active guests looking to stay in shape can visit the on-site gym for a work-out. They can then relax in the sauna.
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- • Total number of rooms: 106
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- • BSL Airport - Basel / Switzerland: 89.28 mi
- • BRN Airport - Berna: 94.24 mi
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This hotel is situated on the small bay of Gersau by Lake Lucerne. It is surrounded by marvellous mountain scenery, and palm and fig trees lend the little town a Mediterranean flair. The hotel is centrally situated in front of the boat landing pier and the bus stop. Restaurants and bars are just a couple of minutes' walk away, as is the departure point for boat rides on the lake. The Swiss Path can be found approximately 500 m away and William Tell's Workshop is around 2 km away. The hotel is 49 km from Lucerne and 67 km from Zurich. Zurich-Kloten Airport is about 85 km away, Euroairport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg is around 147 km away and Lugano Airport is around 152 km away. Belp Airport is roughly 157 km away, while Geneva International Airport is approximately 307 km away from the hotel.This family-run themed hotel offers a total of 27 rooms and suites. Guests are welcomed in the lobby, which offers a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities and lift access to the upper floors. Other facilities include a hairdressing salon, a TV lounge and a kids' club. Guests can relax in the café, bar or pub, and dine in the hotel restaurant. Conference facilities and Internet access are also available. The outside car parks are free, while garage parking is available at an additional cost. The hotel also offers room and laundry services.All rooms are en suite and feature a shower and bath, as well as a double or king-size bed, a TV and a minibar. The rooms also come equipped with a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, radio and safe as standard. Additional features include central heating and a balcony or terrace.After an adventurous day, guests can relax in the sauna and the solarium, or enjoy a massage or beauty treatment. Activities offered include motor boating, pedal boating and tennis. Guests can also enjoy a game of minigolf.The lakeside restaurant offers a large variety of steaks roasted over the log fire, as well as fish specialities.
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After extensive renovation in 2014 shines the hotel in a retro-chic ambiance. The unique location directly at the Lake Lucerne and its picturesque panorama view is simply stunning. 41 hotel rooms offer an inviting environment. The open grill and the open show kitchen are the highlights and eye-catcher of the restaurant. Delicious grilled meat and fish are served with Mediterranean light food. The wine list surprises with selected noble drops with a wide range. Multifunctional spaces (12-200 sqm) are as well available.
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Auto Sector Stocks: investor resolution ideas for 2012
As a trader, I review a lot of stock charts, like the weekly chart of the Dow Jones US Autos & Parts ($DWCAUP), which implies I look for patterns and repeatable similarities as well as differences of price action. That's my personal research niche. Nonetheless, I also research many news and views by specialists about the economy, which is not my niche. Even there, I believe every trader has to have a method.
As the primary auto secor stock writer for Torquenews.com , I get quite a few letters. Problem is, I cannot legally advise on what to buy or sell; and I wouldn't if I could. I treat stock purchases like religion; meaning, it's private. Besides, following someone else is seldom in your best interest. Education, yes, blind following, no. What is in your best interest as an investor is to think fully and act fully on your own. That requires education and dedication. I hope the following resolution ideas help.
1) Develop a method to track the trend bias of the general market: I paid dearly for that advice. The mentor that I was assigned was very clear that trading against a trend bias was a clear violation of economic sanity. Fact is, only large hedge funds have the cash and the fortitude to stomach large drawdowns that naturally come with trying to be a contrarian.
Some people use a pay system like Investools or Vector Vest to know if the light is green, red or yellow. There is a cheaper way, though: use moving averages. The market majors are the 20-day, the 50-day and the 200-day. On the longer term, I prefer the 150-day, because I have witnessed its success via Carter Braxton Worth on CNBC's Fast Money.
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Monday, August 30, 2010
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
The record so far is three baths in a day.
Like I said, the bath makes me very, very happy. So does the rest of my new flat. It's clean, new and there is soundproofing. I love the soundproofing. I love ChildSlave but ChildSlave loves to hang out at the bottom of the stairs, which, in my old flat were the other side of a bit of flimsy MDF. 11 year old girls aren't known for being quiet, especially if they are safely out of their parent's hearing and into someone else's.
The other bit of particularly good news is the slugs failed in their application for squatter's rights and have been left behind in the old flat. BendyCat is delighted as she feared the cat food loving slugs. She was however, less impressed with the move, although I wasn't sure if that was the actual moving or the fact that it was BendyVet and Ben doing the moving. I found moving, supposedly one of the most stressful life events, to be psychologically restful after several weeks attempting to fill out my DLA application.
I'm not sure if the hormones or the knowledge that I have to go back to finishing off my DLA form tomorrow was the cause of the pity party I had myself this morning when I thought my mobility scooter had gone kaput. Lovely Carer rode the mobility scooter she'd been storing for me here this morning, and had to phone to say she'd broken down. We weren't sure if it was the battery, some wheel affecting levery thing GangstaGuy had given a lecture that neither of us retained on, or a combination of both that caused the breakdown, but fortunately next door's teenage boy has managed to sort it all out and the scooter works. Woohoo! It even works enough to have transported both the teenage boy and I on a test drive so I'm sure it'll be much happier with just my weight to drag about. It's a good job really as I got myself into quite the state this morning when I remembered it was three years to the day that I wrote about missing out on a local event due to lack of appropriate mobility aid, and had myself a weep about how nothing had changed.
Then this afternoon as I sat in my front garden watching the Spitfire loop the loop I realised just how much things have changed in those three years. One neighbour passed by and offered to push me to the pub with them, another dropped in to see how I was getting on in the new flat, then the boy next door fixed the scooter for me.
Oh...and I have a bath...a bath! Which is where I'm headed now....
*Photo is of a bath filled with hot, bubbly water and a clear bath pillow with decorative purple feathers inside it.
12 comments:
- steph said...
Oh, Bendy
I'm so happy for you.
When life is bad, it can be very, very BAD.
But when life is good...
you sure know how to how to celebrate it!
Here's to BUBBLES FOREVER!
- 7:52 pm
- Emma said...
Congrats! I can totally empathise with you, I have EDS and spend a vast amount of my time in the bath, it is the closest thing to relief available! Do you do hydrotherapy? Emma x
- 12:32 am
- Mr. Nighttime said...
I'm more of a shower person, but I can see why you're pretty happy. I'll leave you to luxuriate in the bubbles.
- 1:44 am
- Veronica said...
A bath! Oh god, baths are great. I'd use mine more, if they didn't make me throw up afterwards. Or if the kids didn't decide to jump in with me, every time.
Hope you're all settled.
- 8:18 am
- Rach said...
Wow, sounds great and really pleased to hear you have settled so quickly..xx
- 10:46 am
I feel your DLA-form pain.
I got a renewal form in February, due in July. Slit the top open, peeked, threw it on the mantelpiece and cowered with fear until the end of june, as if it was a monster.
I couldn't sleep, eat or function because of the fear of the form.
When I finally opened it I relaised my fear was for nothing. It was a 4 pge renewal form and 40 pages of "Do you need this form in Urdu or large print?" and "Look how great the DWP is!" bumf.
Sadly I answered the only 4 questions (Confirm your name, NINO and address, tell us who your doctors are, have you had a DWP examination in the last year, and what has changed?)
I filled them in, told them my mobility was much worse and that the local council will only give BBs to those on HRM or with terminal cancer, and that my wheelchair doesn't qualify in their eyes, ad postged it.
I got a 'Thank you for your claim, you'll hear from us in 8 weeks' letter a week later. A month after that got a letter saying "Based on the claim form you filled in we've decided to award you LRM and LRC because you can't [blah blah]". Sadly this is only until 2015"
Erm.. I didn't submit a claim form, and the "You need help in strange places but you can walk Xm without [symptom]" is bullshit! Wheelchair. No walky!
So now I'm having angst and sleeplessness from the prospect of having to call them. Ugh. Never ends!
- 6:01 pm
Arse. That should be "Sadly I filled it in, but they ignored it anyway"
- 6:02 pm
- Julie said...
I'm most relieved to hear that that picture is nothing more than a bath pillow. I was swithering between a new species of octopus and something unspeakably biological..
Glad you're enjoying the bath. I miss mine; I had it ripped out two years ago to make way for a wetroom for my mum and don't have the will to go through the trauma of having the floor ripped up again. Managed to have a bath at the weekend at a place that I was staying.
- 10:30 pm
- Achelois said...
I think there is something wrong with my eyes - I thought it was a picture of a condom...
To Bertie - what is a BB? I am confused but thats nothing new.
BG - I could not do without my bath - it is my lifeline. Despite the fact I have to lie down for a very long time after them for a variety of very boring reasons I love love love them.
I could not be more pleased that you have your own your very own bath. Yippeeeeeeee....
I think we need to move to the town - a mobility scooter would be of no use to me in this village unless I wanted to go have a conversation with some pigs. Which is why I need a lightweight electric/battery? wheelchair. Its becoming an essential item on my wish list.
Although I doubt you are on line I expect you are in the bath - again!!!!!!!!! Happy Days.
- 1:46 am
- Kim (frogpondsrock) said...
This post has made me smile.
- 10:26 am
- Fire Byrd said...
Oh I understand the joy of the bath. It's my place of solace when I need time to regroup myself into some semblance of order emotionally and mentally.
So when's the open day then?
- 9:38 am
Achelois - sorry, 'Blue Badge' that allows whoever's driving me to park in accessible spaces. Sadly, here, they're not dished out according to what impairments you might have, but which rate of DLA you're on.
My local council's website says "Blue Badges will only be issued to those receiving the Higher Rate Mobility component of DLA, or those diagnosed as having less than six months to live. If you feel your circumstances warrant a badge please contact us."
So I contacted them, waited patiently, and six weeks later got a letter that said ""Blue Badges will only be issued to those receiving the Higher Rate Mobility component of DLA, or those diagnosed as having less than six months to live. If you feel your circumstances warrant a badge please contact us".
After going around in circles for months I gave up. It's great seeing taxis parked in disabled spaces while I have to wheel myself across muddy car-parks in the rain, because I don't tick enough boxes. I wouldn't dare illegally park in a disabled bay either, even though my wheelchair use would almost justify it.
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Deliverance from the Devil (2 of 10) by Stan Coffey
This content is part of a series.Deliverance from the Devil (2 of 10)
Series: A Mighty Savior
Stan Coffey
Mark 5:1-10; 17-20
I want you to take your Bible and turn to Mark chapter 5. We are going to be thinking along the theme of "A Mighty Savior." I preached the first message in this series about the man who was brought to Jesus by four of his friends. We are going to be looking at a mighty Savior because the church of Jesus Christ needs to focus its eyes, not upon its problem, not upon its weaknesses, but upon the Lord, amen? You need to get your eyes upon one who is called a mighty Savior. And today we are going to look at a mighty Savior as He confronts the powers of hell.
Now as we look at this passage of Scripture, it is one of my favorites in all the Word of God, I know I say that every time I preach, but it really is one of my favorite passages of Scripture. I love this passage that depicts our Savior as such a mighty Savior.
But I want us to see in these verses that we have read, first of all a miserable soul. For As Jesus and the disciples come to the country of the Gadarenes a most strange individual confronts them. He is one who has his dwelling among the tombs. He has absolutely no clothing upon him. I guess he was the first streaker! I don't know, but he had no clothes on! His hair must have been long and matted, his body must have been bleeding from the cuts he had inflicted upon himself. And he is yelling like a Comanche Indian as he bounds down the mountainside to the Sea of Galilee. I can almost see Simon Peter as he scurries back on the ship and up the mast to hide from this man. I mean the disciples must have been frightened when they saw this man.
But he is a miserable soul. He is miserable first of all because of the demons within his life. He is miserable because he is a demented man. The Bible says that he not only had one demon but that his body, his spirit was infested with legions of demons, that is thousands ...
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Monday, July 30, 2012
(George) by E.L. Konigsburg
Ben is a science prodigy. He lives with his mother and loud brother Howard. Howard is such an opposite of Ben. He got expelled out of Kindergarten! He's a very opinionated little boy. He's the only one who knows about George other than Ben. Ben knows George because he's inside of him. Literally a little man inside him who's funny and curses a lot. I don't know why they call George a little man when he supposedly his twin brother who lives inside him. His mom, Mrs. Carr doesn't know that she had concentric (having a common center) twins.
George makes Ben happy. He wants him to stop and smell the roses. He especially doesn't want him to try so hard to get people to become his friend especially that fake William. William is a senior in High School and has been lab partners with Ben before. Now Ben is in sixth grade and is taking Organic Chemistry. George is constantly fighting with him about it. Then lab equipment starts being stolen and the quarreling continues. Who can the thief be and is George just jealous of William or is Ben being blind to the truth?
Ben and George also have different personalities. I think his mom explained it best: "Howard, whom any man on the street or any teacher or any baby sitter could spot as a bundle of chaos, got everything out of his system through a well-developed opening, his mouth, his loud-o-mouth. But not Benjamin. Ben kept it all in and invented George. When Ben was disturbed, when Ben was angry, when Ben was resentful, George spoke up for him. Privately, silently George had spoken." But don't let that quote alter your thinking that George is not real. You'll have to read the book. In the end you'll know your answer.
George helps Ben out a lot with memorizing some things for Ben and helping him out on tests. He also tries to help Ben with other things. He's like his conscience or another point of view. He's head isn't crowded with all the outside things so he has a clearer mind about things and can observe the world differently. He can't actually see the world but I think you get my meaning. I wish I had a George. He would be perfect for tests and for life. He'll help prioritize my life. I love him and Ben together. I love this story. It's unbelievably unique. It's just different and it's really good. It should be a classic. It's old enough to be. This is good that I read a book this old and marvel at it because it'll get me to want to read older eclectic books. I did not coming into reading this book think I was going to read a book so out there for me. It's so fantastically different. "George hated people who were more concerned with appearing different than with being different. More concerned with appearing smart than being smart. William was like that. George liked people who had curiosity and insight. William had sacrificed both (if he ever had them) for appearances and the conquest of success." That quote makes me think of William and how much of a jerk he really is. He's such a user and George picked it up right away. It also brings me to the point that this book doesn't appear different it is and it is oh so fantastic for being so.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
The Power of Six by Pittacus Lore
So John Smith is an alien. Yep. He's from Lorien and he's one out of nine children that are the last hope for the destroyed Lorien and Earth because the bad guys, the Mogadorians, want to destroy Earth. The nine children will have legacies eventually which are different powers. They all seem to have Telekinesis. John has light up hands that creates fire. John is as you guessed it number four of the nine children. He can't be killed until the first three are killed. He's the next one. He along with his guardian Henri go to Paradise, Ohio. They are constantly moving and constantly changing their names. He ends up falling in love with Sarah.
So here I'm going to tell you about the big two problems I had with this book. First the Instalove with Sarah. They never even talked all they did was kiss and really? No one cares how many times you kiss. We want the magic of falling in love. The second thing was the last battle in the end. I was so disappointing. I mean things happened. Henri dies so that's of course a big deal. But there wasn't really a battle. It was meh. The Power of Six on the other hand I liked better that the first book which never happens but it did. On to The Power of Six.
Remember how Six is this super strong heroine that can turn invisible. She and Sam (Thinks father was abducted by aliens and John's best friend) go with John. They are going to escape, try to find others, and train. John leaves Sarah behind and I say good riddance. A week later there is a reward on their heads and they have been declared terrorists. Their story intertwines with Number Seven's story. You would think this is all about Number Six but apparently not. I don't mind. Marina is her name. She has only one legacy so far and she's almost 18. Her guardian has become all religious and denies her her training and Lorien. She'll annoy the crap out of you. Marina is a very sweet and innocent girl. She lives in Spain in a convent with some mean nuns. Well Sister Dora is the real problem. She makes friends with this old priest/drunk named Hector who says he'll always have her back. She also much later on makes friends with a little girl named Ella who trails her around.
So back to John. John is pining for Sarah but also is starting to have feelings for Six which doesn't feel right because Lorien's love one person forever. I'm ecstatic about this because Six is so kick ass. They can't deny it while their training with her because John always ends up being the one beat. Problem is Sam likes her too and Sam's a good guy. I wish I had more of Sam really.
So the addition of the multiple story line and new people. New secret revealed... You learn more about Six and it's just overall way better than the first. The first was good don't get me wrong but Sarah and the last battle.... The battles on here were so amazing. Not disappointed at all. There are more people.... Aah! I'm really excited about this series finally! The next one is coming. I saw on twitter how The Rise of Nine (the next book) Countdown is beginning. Every preorder gives us a sneak preview and other things. It comes out August 12th! There's a sneak preview on Goodreads. Yay excitement! The next one is definitely going to have multiple sides to the story which I loved in this one. I hope they find the rest. I wonder how long this series is going to be. So if you were like I Am Number Four is alright you shouldn't give up. The Power of Six will completely change your opinion about the series. If you already loved I Am Number Four get ready to be completely blown out of the water with The Power of Six.
Define "Normal" by Julie Anne Peters
Antonia can't wait to get out of her house and away from her family so she jumps at the opportunity to be a peer counselor so she can get an extracurricular. That way she can get into a program so she can graduate early. Problem is that she will be counseling Jazz, a punker, a druggie, and a gang hanger. One look at her and you might think the same thing with her purple hair, black ripped up clothes, and black lips. Antonia has to be convinced to continue on being her peer counselor and I'll tell you she won't regret it.
Antonia's family life is like this: Depressed mom who doesn't work or clean, a bratty brother named Michael, and a sweet but can be a pain even littler brother named Chuckie. I have to comment on that name. Chuckie? That's probably the worst name ever because of that doll. It's not a good image to have when you're thinking of a toddler. So anyways Antonia is basically the mom most of the time. She cleans up, does the laundry, and makes sure they don't starve to death! You know the basics.
Jazz I'll keep a mystery except all I'm saying is that she's more than meets the eye like it always is in these cases and that she is war with her mother. Jazz acts tough but she really cares about Antonia and more than anything she cares that she be her own person which is the main problem with her and her mother. I liked her more than Antonia or "Tone" like Jazz calls her. When she first came to her house and all the mess she seemed so dramatic because I guess I didn't know her well. She wanted to fall down on her knees because she was so exhausted. She acted like such a mom throughout and always had her brothers and what needs to be done on her mind. She judged and was very sarcastic towards Jazz when she didn't know anything about her. She couldn't even back her claims. I would need to overhear her say that before I think she does anything like that. I need to hear it or see it with my own ears. I'd probably think she was mean though and wanted to intimidate and I'd probably stay out of her way. But she's a punk so she must love punk rock which I can appreciate about her. I did end up liking Tone a lot in the end. She was very loyal to her mother and she had to deal with a lot from her so good for her.
This was definitely written in a different time because it mentions a cd player (I still have one). It reminds me of The Breakfast Club. Not because of the concept but because of the 80's vibe. The way they talk and act just reminds me of that time. It was like that and it was a simple read but I feel bad calling it simple. It's such a great book I don't want to demean it. It isn't by all means a complex book with so many twists and turns but in its own right it was a well worth read. It had me crying a little bit. I don't know how else to try to convince you to read it. But you know now I'm trying to convince you because it's so good. You won't regret it. I know Peters likes to push the envelope with her books. This is the second book I've liked from her the first being By the Time You Read This, I'll Be Dead. Two more books and she'll be a favorite of mine. Read this book. You will fall in love with Jazz and Tone lives and maybe even like me wonder what became of them.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Extremely Late! June 2012 Cover Love
I was checking out my last post to see if it looked right and I happen to look on the side where it says what posts I have done this month. I haven't posted that much this month but I realize that the first post isn't the Cover Love for last month. For shame! I can't believe I missed it! So without further ado here on the June Cover Loves:
So my extremely late Cover Loves are Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead, Glimpse by Carol Lynch Williams, Torn by Stephanie Guerra, and Never Have I Ever by Sara Shepard.
Vampire Academy. I mean, come on. Rose is the perfect arrogant/sexy vampire. You know by the look in her eye that she's trouble. I just love it and as you know I love covers with faces. I prefer them really so as you can see with the other choices... you shouldn't be surprised. Glimpse was set in verse style and was about her sister trying to commit suicide and she's trying to find out why. This is probably my second book with a bicycle on it. Just mentioning that because I find it interesting. Love how the light hits her so perfectly. There is another cover if you look it up. It's very Sarah Dessen.
Torn is about a girl who gets in all sorts of trouble with the new girl in town who needs her help in the end. I just love that there is a hispanic on the cover. I envy the hell out of her clear skin... It's simple but does the trick. You know I had to do Never Have I ever after I did The Lying Game because there's just something about it that I love. The colors are all right. I did like the first one better but this one is still Cover Lover worthy. So that's my Cover Loves for June. I've hardly posted for July so we'll see how that turns out.
Review Copy Cleanup August List
So what is better than making a list? I love lists so I'm making one for this challenge. Let's see how many books I actually do read out of my list shall we?
- The World in Your Lunchbox by Claire Eamer
- Will Love for Crumbs by Jonna Ivin
- Glitch by Heather Anastasiu
- The Emerald City by J.A. Beard
- Splendors and Glooms by Laura Amy Schlitz
- Blink Once by Cylin Busby
- The Fine Color of Rust by P.A. O'Reilly
- Shift by Kim Curran
- The Normal Kid by Elizabeth Holmes
- Broxo by Zack Giallongo
Hmm... I think pictures will bring some light to this list don't you?
Much better. I am reading The World in Your Lunch Box right now but any suggestions on the next book after that you would like to see reviewed would be appreciated.
Clara Lee and the Apple Pie Dream by Jenny Han with pictures by Julia Kuo
So the big thing with Clara Lee and her story is that she wants to win and become Little Miss Apple Pie so she can ride on a float across town. I have to mention how it is a pageant... which irks me. But it is a little girl's pageant and all it is, is a speech so I don't mind as much. Clara Lee would love to be Little Miss Apple Pie but problem is she is just so afraid to go out there in front of the whole school and speak. But with a little bit of Good Luck she might be able to succeed.
Her Good Luck can only last so far and she's not really in good with her family and friends later on. Her Grandfather is a big part of the story because she cares what he thinks about more than anyone I believe. He also knows about dreams and what they mean. Her best friend Shayna is always loyal. She is also friends with two twins, a boy and a girl, who are complete opposites. What got me about the twins, Georgina and Max, is that while Georgina likes to do tae kwon do (girl power!) Max does Ballet. How cute and encouraging is that right? Max is very scientific as well and Georgina likes to collect bottle caps and loves baseball.
It took me awhile to get into the story. Just the way it's written I'm thinking this must be perfect for a kid this age because Han is going over everything so detailed. But then I thought well a good children's book should be enjoyable to all genders and ages... I did end up getting into it later because I was used to the way Clara Lee spoke. It was like reading what a child would say which is exactly what it should be like but it takes some time to get used to if you aren't a child reading it.
Love the illustrations. Kuo does a great job. I wished the pictures were in color though only because Clara Lee described her elaborate dress so I wanted to see it all colorful in the picture. Kuo's illustrations kind of remind me of comics or graphic novels and I think it's because of how the smiles look. It's very similar to me to other illustrative people I've seen.
Overall for me it was an okay book but it's because I'm a teenager. I'm sure any little girl will love this book. Again diversity yay! I don't usually see much of that. It's probably because I read so many YA books because I've noticed that many children's books are more diversified. Come on YA. Pick it up. So cute book for a little girl. Has some lessons but it's not so pointedly obvious. It sounds like a little girl especially when she is fighting with her little sister. This book reminded why I love being the youngest and that I only have brothers. I love my brothers. Also a nice book for a grandfather to give his granddaughter. She'd love it.
Review Copy Cleanup August
I discovered this challenge from Shout With Emaginette which I'm happy I did because a) I'm failing at my yearly challenges so bad so this will make me feel better b) it's only a month so it's convenient and c) I really need to read a bunch of my to reviews from NetGalley and another source.
What is the Review Copy Cleanup?
Two bookish friends were getting swapped with to read and review books so they decided to make it a little fun by doing with a bunch of other bloggers. The two people hosting are Nyx Book Reviews and Books, Biscuits, and Tea. They've done this before so they are just continuing the challenge.
The Guidelines
* The challenge runs from 1 to 31 August
* To sign up go to one of the bloggers websites and you can link your blog there. Here's one here.
* Every book you received for review counts toward the challenge, both ebooks and hard copies, including all genres and lengths
* You don't need to follow the two hosts in order to be able to sign up for the event (although it's appreciated
* Feel free to use the #RCCCleanup hashtag on Twitter for your RCC related tweets or join in the twitter party at http://tweetchat.com/room/RCCCleanup and meet lots of awesome bloggers (:
* The dates of the readathons and Twitter parties will be announces closer to the RCC
Hope you guys can join in!
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
This classic children's book was nice to read but I loved watching the 1993 version more. I'll be comparing the book and movie. When they were talking Yorkshire I had to be careful I understood what they were saying. They didn't talk like that all the time but it was annoying when they did. There was also this part talking about how Martha (a maid) thought that Mary was going to be a black native which didn't sit right with me because what if you were going to read this with your kid. They said a little more. It's just a little part but it irritated me. I remember something like that in the movie and can't believe I missed that. I just remember Martha thinking she was native in the movie not black. So those are some complaints I have about the book.
The way the parents died was different than the movie. It was stampeding elephants that killed her parents in the movie. Her mother was Mr. Craven's wife's twin sister while in the book Mr. Craven's wife's brother was Mary's father. Everything else seems to be the same.
Of course this is all about a secret garden. The secret garden has been locked up for ten years and the key buried (Mary found it in a room with the tiny elephants in the movie). The reason is that the wife of the hunchbacked man Mr. Craven died in the garden. He was always a very serious and unhappy man but with her his life felt anew. She's gone now so he's become even worse. He won't see his son Colin because she died and he didn't.
Colin is another spoiled little brat. He's a sick child well that's what everyone has always told him. They've told him that he'll never live to grow up. So he stays in bed and his room all day not daring to go outside because it can hurt him. He has a bad back and thinks he'll become just like his father with a hunched back. Mary identifies with him. That's why I think she becomes friends with him. But by this time she's a lot nicer so she sees a lot of rudeness in this boy and won't have none of it.
Another major character is Dickon. I absolutely love Dickon. He's the maid Martha's brother. He becomes fast friends with Mary. He is an animal charmer and lives out in the moor (a type of land with animals). I liked him much more in the movie though. He teaches Mary about different plants and what to grow and all things like that. The book was quite long because that's all they talk about. That and Dickon's mom which wasn't talked about in the movie. I guess I saw the wonder more in the movie. I really loved the movie. It was magical to me. It made me want to go out and plant some flowers. You know when a book or movie moves you if it makes you want to do something.
There's a lot of talk about magic, more than the movie. It was a bit too much but it did add to the whole whimsical feeling to the story and the garden. It was more about the garden and magic making him heal. It was also about bringing the father to Colin in the movie. Sheesh.... I really want to watch the movie again... The book also kept on saying how she is getting fatter from going outside a little too much. I mean shush already.
Mary seemed way nicer and likable in the book than the movie and that is because of the time. A movie can show you a limited time of change possible. So I liked Mary the book better. You may be wondering what my favorite character is and if not oh well because I'm going to tell you it is Colin. I said I loved Dickon but Colin won my heart. He's the same as Mary but his rudeness and the way he acts in the beginning and the way he changes because of Mary just absolutely cinched my love for him. I just don't know. If you notice the picture I have of him above you would know. He's like Mary but he has been living a life that everyone tells him to live. He thinks he's going to die but with Mary's help he proves them wrong. It sounds like Mary is the hero which she is but I can't help but love the innocence and wonder I see in Colin. He's just awesome.
BUT did you know that in the 1987 version movie that Mary and Colin get married. They're cousins... The 1993 version mentions how jealous he is with Dickon and Mary looking at her and him saying he's going to marry her. It's an old book and I don't remember it mentioning it in the book where he had feelings for her but maybe I missed it? I still would highly recommend watching the movie and/or reading the book. It's a classic for a reason.
"And the secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles."
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Frostbite by Richelle Mead
We found out that Lissa's power isn't so simple. She has the power of spirit which means she can heal people. She healed Rose and brought her back from the dead. So now they have a bond that links them together. Love does befall these two. Rose goes for a stoic yet sweet older guardian while Lissa goes for a snarky royal whose past is shrouded in pain and shame. Lissa keeps her guy, Christian, in the end but Rose isn't that lucky. Her guy, Dimitri, decides that duty precedes his love of her.
That's most of the back story for all of you that don't remember the first book that well. So poor Rose right? I mean she's this rebellious kickass girl but also is very determined to keep her friend safe but she gets the boot. Now in Frostbite Dimitri dares DARES to have feelings for another girl. A woman in her case and Rose couldn't be more unhappy about it. She hasn't even told her best friend in the world Lissa who's been all couply with Christian that she even was with Dimitri for a time. They don't really hang out anymore. Is she jealous? You bet she is. But you won't hear her admit it. At least not in direct words.
There's been a bunch of killings and parents are freaking out so the school administration decides to take them all on a ski trip. So everyone is going there and I mean everyone including Rose's mom who she hasn't seen for years. Needless to say Rose isn't so welcoming. She ends up meeting Adrian. Yes, I can smell the love triangle from a mile away. Adrian is supposedly a player and he's interested in Rose. Rose doesn't want to go down that path but whenever she's around him things go wrong but there's also this draw towards him and weird things about him that she can't quite place... Honestly he doesn't sound as great as Dimitri does so it'll take a while before I see him being with Rose. Still all's not safe and people start thinking radically. What are we all going to do about these Strigoi?
Well that was a pretty long so sorry about that. I sounded very summary all the way through... So you know that Rose and Dimitri make me extremely happy and I don't appreciate Adrian butting in. You hardly read about Lissa on here. She is still in control but a little not. I wonder why she has to get all depressed because she heals someone. She's taking all the bad from them I guess? That actually makes sense.
You see mostly Rose with Mason. Mason. Remember? Well I didn't. He and Rose flirt with each other. He likes her and she sees him as a friend? Well maybe not now. Maybe there's a love square. Who knows? Yes, I do like to tease. So the sequel to a book never is as good as the first book (except Harry Potter of course) but this was great. I'm still pretty surprised that I'm reading a vampire book... again. But it's really good. It's kind of like Hex Hall in the fact that they kind of live in a boarding school except instead of witches and the like there are vampires around. Things go down in the end of this book and you die a little inside because you'll be going ROSE!!! It's heartbreaking. Prepare to cry in the last chapters. I warned you. Questions rise up at the end. The author always does that to mess with you which I don't appreciate because I feel like I need the next book right now and it's disappointing when I have to wait. Oh well. Glad I'm back and was able to read this great vampire book.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Road Trip
I've been a way for a while now. No I have not abandoned you I just went on a mini road trip. I'm sure you guys wouldn't call spending a couple of days in Georgia and north Florida as a road trip but for me it was something new. I've never been out of state so it was a pretty big deal for me. I went to Helen which is this small swiss? town in north Georgia. I even made a u turn in Alabama so technically I've been to three states. I know, I'm a cheater. It was nice. You know how I've always wanted to be an outdoorsy type of person? You know how you are who you are? So I'm definitely not outdoorsy but I absolutely LOVED climbing up part of a mountain, going to a falls, and hiking part way of a canyon. It was hard but I loved it. I can so see my future being like that. The other times I went to Tallahassee and checked out the sites. Went to a great FREE museum there. I also swam a lot and hung out with my cousins up north of us. I, like a little kid, did go with my parents... I still don't know how to drive... like that would make them let me go on a road trip by myself. So I'm excited to be back and read once again.
I did go to my Orientation before the trip. Aaah!! It was a better experience than I thought it would be. It was of course terrifying but it was still very exciting. Some of the week I'll be spending a whopping 12 hours at school. Me and my brother's schedule just messed each other up. Oh well. That's a lot of hours studying and doing homework and hey! some time to read too. I'm going to end up now reading one book at a time. Whenever I've read three books and I haven't done posts yet I sort of rush and that's not as good as I could be doing so one at a time. I'll be posting during school but not as much. Ah, college. Please don't kill me...
I did go to my Orientation before the trip. Aaah!! It was a better experience than I thought it would be. It was of course terrifying but it was still very exciting. Some of the week I'll be spending a whopping 12 hours at school. Me and my brother's schedule just messed each other up. Oh well. That's a lot of hours studying and doing homework and hey! some time to read too. I'm going to end up now reading one book at a time. Whenever I've read three books and I haven't done posts yet I sort of rush and that's not as good as I could be doing so one at a time. I'll be posting during school but not as much. Ah, college. Please don't kill me...
Saturday, July 7, 2012
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
All that changes when they meet a girl. A girl who appeared out of nowhere after one day they created out of the snow a little girl. Their wish... This girl comes and goes out of their lives. Mabel is convinced that she is the snow child they created come to life. She was read a story by her father long ago about a snow child. So she knows it could be true. Jack on the other hand knows a secret about the girl that may prove otherwise.
This story I was drawn to because it was like this movie that I have been anticipating called The Odd Life of Timothy Green. I loved the concept of parents who couldn't have a baby and they wrote all what their child would be in pieces of a paper in a box and buried it. The next thing they know here is this boy who calls them mom and dad. The Snow Child is like the adult version of it. When reading it it's all very serious and they live very tense and quiet lives. Everything starts to turn around with this girl who appears out of nowhere.If you couldn't have a child and suddenly you were given one... I can't imagine how that would feel. So I feel for Mabel but a lot of times she annoyed me because she was so obsessive about it all and very clingy. She was going to have things her way. I really liked Jack. He lied to Mabel though. Not really. He didn't tell her something important. I didn't mind. The only thing was that annoyed me about him was that he thought Mabel so fragile and wouldn't let her stand on her own two feet.
The Snow Child reveals her name later and it's Faina. She's this feral child who hunts and kills with ease. She only visits Jack and Mabel during the winter and goes away in the summer. She's frightened in front of people. She's very much like an animal. She is unknown to Jack and Mabel's eventual friend's George and Esther. Esther is this rough and tumble tomboy mom. There is no wonder why she only had boys. She becomes good friends with Mabel but she thinks Mabel's a little strange... when she finds out about the snow child tale. One of their sons, Garrett, ends up also becoming very close with the family. He's a hunter and trapper.
A couple of people thought the ending was disappointing in the book club. I thought it was sad. There was a part I didn't realize happened and it was pretty big so pay attention in the end. I feel sorry and kind of happy about how the last about 10 to15 chapters went. There were parts that I was like yes! I knew this was going to happen and I'm happy for it. But I'm sad for one particular person. It just felt really messed up. I overall really enjoyed this book. You wouldn't think it was a really great book by starting to read it because about these two people and this quiet life but I really couldn't stop once I started. It was well deserving of the best seller list. I would read this book if I were you.
Sam Cruz's Infallible Guide to Getting Girls by Tellulah Darling
|Release Date: October 17th 2012
Sam's best friend Ally has just been dumped on her birthday! I might add by her geeky earth loving activist boyfriend. If she were more like guys she wouldn't have to have all this pain. That's when she decides that she's just going to use guys just like Sam uses girls. Sam decides that he will help his best friend. It's the perfect situation. He will finally prove that his way of life is better and he gets to boost his friend's self-esteem. But what happens when Ally really turns into this really beautiful girl, someone he would usually go out with? And not only that but her personality with his make them connect as friends. What has he gotten himself into...
This book has got me comparing it to The DUFF. Same concept. The thing with this book is it is way racier. Just talking about sex and parts like it's part of casual conversation. Lots of talk of innuendos too. It was a little too much for me. But I knew what I was getting into when reading this book and that didn't stop me from really liking the story and characters.
I feel like I always side with the guys in the story. But this time I had fault with Sam too. First Ally, she was all transformed and beautiful and then she started acting like a real witch if you know what I mean. I mean he's your friend and all he does is want to just hang out with you sometime like you used to. But no... Everything's about sex now. Now Sam, I'm proud that I finally can defend a woman in a story, was the charming-every-woman-likes-him type of guy. And everybody likes the bad guy so I of course didn't mind his ways. It's part of the story anyways. But then towards the end he started being a real jerk to Ally. Ally was kind of being a pain too but Sam was denying a big thing and I just couldn't stand him for a while there.
I loved the way they talked around each other. Even before everything started you knew they were perfect together. They've always known each other. Sam made her a birthday hat that she has to wear to get presents and he has this album of every birthday she's had. It's all so adorable. And that right there is why I wanted to read this book and why I loved it in the end. I love the player falling for his non assuming friend. And I love how she is really this fun and witty person but also this girl who can turn heads and she made him take notice. It might be about sex but it's also about friendship, love, and it's pretty hilarious too. Well done Darling on your first book.
Monday, July 2, 2012
The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster
It was all about words and numbers. There's the kingdom of Wisdom, Digitopolis, and Dictionopolis. He meets a dog called Tock who has a clock on him and a Humbug who wants to please everyone and is a big fat liar. With these two he goes on a quest to find the two princesses who were banished, Rhyme and Reason. You see the world has no rhyme or reason anymore. People are being put away for six million years! There using too much words to say one thing, there is no sound in the Valley of Sound, and more discord surrounds the kingdom. So he has to venture through all the land and has to get past demons to get to the Castle in the Air. The demons sound scarier than they are if you're a parent. They just like to mess with Milo and his friends. This book is like an English teacher's dream. It surprised me how much I did enjoy it. I don't usually like classics so it's always a surprise when I find a classic I like. This book was actually published in the year my parents were born which is pretty funny. I never thought I'd be reading a book published the same year my parents were born. Again with the classics thing. I don't really read older books too. Milo in the end gets the lesson of stopping and smelling the roses. Also there is so much to learn in the world and it can be interesting if you try to see it that way. So it is definitely something I would recommend reading especially if you're reading aloud. It's more fun that way.
Bruiser by Neal Shusterman
So what's the big secret you may be asking? Brewster cares a little too much. He stays away from people for a reason. They need to hate him because it's easier to hate them back. But if he does care about you, even a little then he will take on your pain. So his name does make sense but not for the reason you may initially think. His whole body is a bruise. You get a cut and he cares about you and he'll take it away from you. He doesn't do it on purpose. He can't control his power. He takes all this pain and he's just a big teddy bear because he doesn't hit anyone. It's against his nature. He has to be careful who he cares about because they might take advantage and if anyone were to know who knows what could happen to him. He needs to take care of his rambunctious half-brother Cody. He doesn't need to be taken away. What would happen if he left him with his Uncle, this stereotypical Southern older man who drinks all the time. Way too much drinking... And then he met Bronte and he likes her weird character. He's just scared what might happen if he has another person he cares about too much.
Shusterman, Shusterman, Shusterman. Look at you. You are completely different than what I'm used to. You're more of a dueling sides, humorous, and past times type of person. Well I'm sure Downsiders isn't like that but I haven't read it so yeah... Bruiser has me all super aware of him. I mean they kept on thinking of themselves. All Brewster thought was of others well also a little bit of himself because he didn't want someone close to him to seriously injure or kill themselves because that means he would be in a world of pain. He was also just trying to protect his heart. I got really mad at Tennyson even though I liked his smug remarks to a bully bothering Brewster and his whole attitude really. He stopped being a bully pretty fast which I find unrealistic but he did do some things towards the end... Then there was Bronte who has a very weird and quirky personality which I loved. I just didn't see the relationship most of the time. She just wanted to fix everything and she also had some of her own transgressions.
All the while their parents are going through a problem... which is putting it lightly. Lots of issues in the family. This was a very enjoyable book. It'll get you feeling like you want to go help this guy out. He's pretty perfect but the other people didn't really convince me of being either good people or I don't know... There were just some things that irked me about them. I like that Shusterman is doing this YA book that will get more readers to him. I mean he does the Skinjacker Series but I like that he's doing more books that a lot of people will love. And I've read most of books so it's nice to read anything by him really.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
The Glimpse by Claire Merle
|Release Date: June 7th 2012
I think I need to clarify some things first. In the time it's about thirty years from now. The people who have parents or ancestors with depression, anger problems, etc are called Crazies. The people who don't have those genes are Pure so they are joined with other Pure people to preserve the race. Towards the end you will fully realize that the government, unsurprisingly, is crazy. Well at least the psychiatrists are. You will get very angry at them as well as Ana's father who I wish to crush into a million pieces. He's the worst father and husband. He believes his own crap when he knows it's not true. Or maybe he doesn't know and he just goes with it all to keep his daughter's best interests at heart. Ugh. "Best interests at heart" usually means they are being controlling and manipulative.
Jasper is actually a pretty nice guy but he knows something that can get him in real big trouble. He thinks it's why his brother was killed. They didn't really say he was killed but that he fell off a cliff and really is that believable to you? Governments are always evil in the future. I don't know how Ana didn't get this right away. I guess she never grew up with dystopian books or action films like the rest of us.
Jasper mysteriously disappears after he tells her she's in trouble. Worried for him she does the unthinkable and goes to search for him in the most dangerous place of all. She learns things that will change her way of life an thinking forever. There's this family that helps her out. Lila she meets first. By the description you may think she's a Goth because she wears all black and her eye makeup according to Ana looks like a mask. She's actually very sweet and has Ana's back. Lila is her first connection to this mysterious person who can lead her to Jasper's whereabouts and what is really going on in the world.
So I loved this book. I pick the best books don't I? I usually love my books. With this book I was completely mesmerized and wondering how things were going to turn out. I read this book straight through. Five hours of epicness. I'm wondering how this book isn't the talk of he town. Goodreads should have a ridiculous amount of ratings and reviews but there's not nearly as much as there should be. It did just come out in June but when a book is good everyone knows it. I thought things were going to end so differently. Merle through me for a loop. Series books or sequels and such usually end with a just a horrible pain in your chest because the cliffhanger was like WHAT THE!!!! It will continue and I hope I find out soon what it's called and what the date is. I'm sure it'll be in a year and that always ruins me. *sigh* But the end was really... hopeful and happy. I loved it. Finally! A series or whatever that doesn't completely haunt my dreams! And the author I must say... where have you been? This is your first book. Dude. I could have read this and more by now. I'm just saying. I'm expecting a lot of great things to come with Claire Merle. I'm excited!
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Tranmere were beaten by top of the table Burton Albion 4-1 at Prenton Park. Damien McCrory and Lucas Akins gave The Brewers a two-goal lead before a Kayode Odejayi 25 yard volley redcued the arrears before half-time. Max Power missed a penalty before Burton sealed the points with strikes from Nasser El Khayati and an Adam Dugdale own goal.
Micky Adams made three changes to the side which beat Cambridge on Tuesday night. Steve Jennings missed out through suspension while Josh Thompson and Danny Gardner were absent due to injury. Adam Dugdale, Rory Donnelly and Jordan Hugill came in to replace them.
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Considerations: Extended hours, weekend work, and some holidays will be required leading up to and during the Film Festival. Position may be housed in Park City during the Festival. Ability to stand and walk for extended hours daily (12 ) are required for this position (primarily during Festival). Valid driver's license required as well as an ability to drive safely in winter road conditions.
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