Book Review: Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened @alliebrosh

Allie Brosh has changed the internet, and all for the better. Her blog, Hyperbole and A Half, is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to internet humour. By combining acerbic wit and wonderfully ‘amateur’ MS Paint drawings, Brosh has created some of the best comedy on the internet. If you’ve ever seen […]

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Book Review: Mockingjay

I finished the final book in the Hunger Games trilogy last night, entitled “Mockingjay”. Named after a fictional bird that plays a role in the stories, Mockingjay finishes the story of Katniss Everdeen and her friends as they are relocated to the previously unknown District 13 and prepared for the war that has been building […]

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Book Review: Catching Fire

I read the second book in the Hunger Games trilogy last night – Catching Fire. It was difficult not to want to follow up right away to see what happened in the next instalment. True to form, Ms. Collins has provided a gripping story with a surprising twist, but this time with a bigger and […]

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Book Review: The Hunger Games

I read Suzanne Collins’ “The Hunger Games” the night before last – on my phone. As the book started out, I was generally not very impressed with Ms. Collin’s ability to turn a phrase, but that very quickly changed. In fact finished it in just under three hours, I’d have to say that it was […]

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