october, people! october. it's here. the hap-hap-happiest season of all. candy corn season. and scary movie season. speaking of scary, i just started reading under the dome by stephen king. if you aren't familiar it's about a small town that is suddenly and mysteriously shut off from the rest of the world by an invisible force field. it's also a tv show, which i've never seen. have you read this or watched the show? the only show i care about right now is season five of the walking dead since it's finally on netflix.
last month i read the good girl and it did indeed have a twist at the end. i would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for something similar to gone girl.
i'd love to know what you all are reading right now, especially if it is a mystery. i'm all about them!
last month i read the good girl and it did indeed have a twist at the end. i would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for something similar to gone girl.
i'd love to know what you all are reading right now, especially if it is a mystery. i'm all about them!
I watched the first two seasons of Under the Dome. Incredibly cheesy, like most Stephen King direct-to-TV movies/shows. Unbelievable character motivations and circumstances made it difficult to take more than just a "watch it to see how silly it gets"-kind of show. I would totally recommend Fargo and Narcos (on Netflix). Amazing shows that got me caught up in them as much as Walking Dead.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read a non-cookbook or art/design book in a while, unfortunately. Notice that neither are intensely wordy genres.
Fargo was amazing!! I'm looking forward to season 2...set in the 70's? Yes please! I've never heard of Narcos...I'll have to look into it!
DeleteI watched the first two seasons of Under the Dome. Incredibly cheesy, like most Stephen King direct-to-TV movies/shows. Unbelievable character motivations and circumstances made it difficult to take more than just a "watch it to see how silly it gets"-kind of show. I would totally recommend Fargo and Narcos (on Netflix). Amazing shows that got me caught up in them as much as Walking Dead.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read a non-cookbook or art/design book in a while, unfortunately. Notice that neither are intensely wordy genres.