Indiana Jones's zodiac sign would be Gemini, because he's so two-faced. Jones is the professor in a neat and clean suit--then, seconds later, he's wearing his iconic hat, working his way up to Germany's Most Wanted. With lots of blood, various weapons that go boom!, and some swearing, this movie could be considered a bit mature. It's a good thing to keep in mind, though, lots of the "gore" is plainly for thematic elements only, and obviously fake. Indiana Jones started a whole "trend" with the adventure theme, it feels like, because later on there are lots of other movies that are reminiscent of this one. It's quite fast-paced and gave off a feeling that time was running out. If you're looking for a movie that's a classic, thrilling, and funny, then this... is for you.

Saying hello to in-character Miss Lana, avoiding drunk Macon, or scratching your head at the Colonel's forgotten backstory? Fresh and gripping, with characters who range from honest-to-goodness to downright unscrupulous, this book will have you laughing at the raw humor from main character Mo, gasping in shock at an unsuspected murder, and just feeling apart of Tupelo Landing's set of heartwarming and unconventional people.

This story is a bunch of fairy tales in a fairy tale, but with a twist. At first I was skeptical about this book, because I am very picky and choose-y about how fairy-tales are written and executed. BUT this book, this book and its story plot... is so exquisite and on-beat. I say this because the way the author introduces the characters one by one, takes different fairy-tales and mushes them together and creates something original, funny, and rich in wholesome-ness is so impressive! The way Healy lets things sail smoothly, then hits you with an unexpected wave is what makes this book riveting and hard to put down. I'd say that this book is SO underrated. If I hadn't had it on my kindle recommendations, I never would've read it. Except, I'd be obliviously missing out on such a nostalgic and lyrical story. I've always been a sucker for fairy tales, and have read and coveted them since forever, so this really reminds me of a more sophisticated version of classics. Overall, this was a very magnetic and graceful take on what might happen after Ever After, and was super enjoyable and well-written.

This story is a bunch of fairy tales in a fairy tale, but with a twist. At first I was skeptical about this book, because I am very picky and choose-y about how fairy-tales are written and executed. BUT this book, this book and its story plot... is so exquisite and on-beat. I say this because the way the author introduces the characters one by one, takes different fairy-tales and mushes them together and creates something original, funny, and rich in wholesome-ness is so impressive! The way Healy lets things sail smoothly, then hits you with an unexpected wave is what makes this book riveting and hard to put down. I'd say that this book is SO underrated. If I hadn't had it on my kindle recommendations, I never would've read it. Except, I'd be obliviously missing out on such a nostalgic and lyrical story. I've always been a sucker for fairy tales, and have read and coveted them since forever, so this really reminds me of a more sophisticated version of classics. Overall, this was a very magnetic and graceful take on what might happen after Ever After, and was super enjoyable and well-written.

Hi Dogo! :) So you've probably gotten tons and TONS of users saying 'I love National Geographic' or 'I really want to learn about money', and I am no exception! :D I would really enjoy reading this, because, money! It's so interesting because it pretty much rules our country. Plus, judging by the title of it, this book has lots of puns. I am the type of person who absolutely LOVES a good pun. And yet ~another~ reason I'd really like to win this book is: I'd appreciate having knowledge on how to make, save, and be smart with money or $$! ;^] I mean, who doesn't savor the idea of beneficial tips? And so... Here's to hoping I get a fascinating, spellbinding book to read.... But of course, good luck to everybody else! Thanks for reading!

It may not be the most original idea ever, but the execution of the book makes up for that and more. On a whole, this was a feel-good book, with slight humor. It wasn't exactly a fast-paced thrill-a-minute book, but somehow you could still sit and read it without it being forced. Flipped made it so that you could see things vicariously through Juli(anna) AND Bryce, instead of just being stuck in one P.O.V. A rich journey full of inspiring and satisfying moments, this book will set the bar high for all others.