You're Just In Love - Rosemary Clooney

NOT LOVING THIS...

Advantages: an easy read, male characters are good
Disadvantages: disliked the heroine, not up to Giffin's usual standards

me reading in crazy, intense rush until the end. Her follow up "Something Blue" also had that x-factor. Things slid downhill a bit with "Babyproof" but this one . . . by new, previously unknown author it would be an okay effort. But Giffin could have done better than this, I felt. It just feels a bit rushed, as if she's just going through the motions. "Love The One You're With" is a story about Ellen, a woman torn between two men. There's Andy, the perfect man and husband. And Leo, her ex, who after devastating her years previously has now reappeared in her life. Suddenly everything falls apart - at least in Ellen's mind. She does what she can to avoid Leo but she can't avoid the feelings that have came rushing back. The memories. The realisation that perhaps she is stuck in a rut with Andy - despite the fact they've only ...

Pmshack99 11.12.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Love the One You're with - Emily Giffin

Don't You Just Love The Company You're In...?

Advantages: It's that indie band who get all the radio play...
Disadvantages: This is the poorer of their albums...

exciting as the titled suggested. Their first album 'Word Gets Around,' (1997) spilled out sentiments of a mimic towards Radiohead and the like, and tragically, the true sense of this band was not altogether apparent until their single to following year, 'The Bartender And The Thief,' their first top five single - the sparkling ingredient to 'Performance And Cocktails.' However better the previous two albums may be, some of us will still be contented with the line that we see on 'Just Enough?' The cheerful tune perfect for a dismal day, 'Have A Nice Day,' reflects the uncertain future that we live in, in an odd way. A track that is soft, friendly and full of the pictures of rainy days, drenched from a bus hitting a puddle. In fact, you will find that that just may be the high light of the album, but it really depends on the mood that you ...

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Review of Just Enough Education To Perform - Stereophonics

You're in the Movies makes it frustrating to be a movie star

Advantages: Gets you off the couch, its a laugh
Disadvantages: No online play, annoying director, bad "green screen", bad movement recognition, very tedious

You're in the Movies Just like many other games out there, this one sounds great and has all the right ingredients to brew up a fun experience, but unfortunately falls flat of its promise. The game requires to buy an Xbox Live Vision Camera if you don't already have one for the filming, but the camera itself has some lighting issues. You can buy the game in a bundle with the camera but that means paying extra, which I suppose is okay because the price of the game is quite low due to it being so... dissapointing. The point of the game is to perform in mini games, which I must say are bit of fun especially when with friends and family. The footage from those mini games are used in short b-movie flicks, but most of the hard work from the mini games isn't even used. The game has a Cut Out Studio which, before the mini games ...

zuhairm 30.07.2009 · Read full review
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Review of You're in the Movies (Xbox 360)