3 for Fans of Hotel Fiction
Do you love a good hotel story? Try these!
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Do you love a good hotel story? Try these!
I am unashamed but not proud to say The Ice Pirates is one of my favorite movies. The camp, funny, action-packed, full-throttle 1980s flavor shoulder-pad sci-fi has it all because no one edited any of their ideas.
In a small town in Southern Texas, four generations of Evans women run the local funeral parlor. It’s business as usual for them, that is, until the town gossip rises from the dead.
Do you like to crochet but are looking for new ideas? Try these!
Shrewd businessman Sam Westing is dead, and his will states that one of his 16 heirs killed him.
Classic fiction is reimagined in these fresh takes on The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Tempest, Othello, Little Women, Pride and Prejudice, The Great Gatsby, and Howard’s End.
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones DVD set artfully combines fictional adventure stories with history.
Can’t get enough of the metaverse? Try these!
“Hauntingly beautiful” isn’t usually how I’d describe stop-motion animation, but those are the exact words I used to describe Kubo and the Two Strings to a friend.
The title is the best way to encapsulate this album! A great pop sound with talented vocals that describe the difficulty of finding love and oneself makes a lot of listeners relate to this Midwest Princess.
Grisham may be the king of the legal thriller, but these authors give him a run for the money.
I picked this up because it’s about a book store and a book club (two of my favorite things!) There is a lot more story, but basically, three people run into each other at the local bookstore, and what a connection they have: one of them, Harriet,