If you hate this movie, PLEASE ignore this post. I actually say *gasp* positive things about it. Shocking, I know. XD

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I would post this on hemuloki, but since posts there take ages to show up, I thought it'd be better to just post here.

Anyway, has anyone else read/seen chapter 4?

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I don't suppose anyone here has watched Rio?

I finally watched it today. I thought it was going to be boring, but it was actually pretty fun, even if the plot was a little cliché. I think the best part was the Scenery Porn (which I'm sure was the whole point of this movie). They actually did the research and portrayed the city in such a realistic ( Read more... )

Having just reread the seventh and last book in the Animals of Farthing Wood series, I feel now is as good a time as any to write about it. It's difficult, though; it's just too depressing.

This book is about war. If you like stories about war, you'll probably like this one. If you ask me, it's not really reading material for children, at least not ( Read more... )

At long last, my collection has been completed! I'm both happy and heartbroken at the same time. The last book was just... argh! And it's really sad there won't be any more books. I want MOAR, dammit!

Anyway, I haven't actually taken my time to read every word of all these three new books. I always read the more interesting parts first, skim over ( Read more... )

I'm so happy I've got three more books of this series! Here's a very quick summary and review of each of them.

In the Grip of Winter is the second book in the series. It's the Farthing Wood animals' first winter in White Deer Park, and it promises to be the worst winter they've ever seen. Naturally, Adder and Toad don't appear much, but the few ( Read more... )

The Siege of White Deer Park is, I believe, the fifth in the Animals of Farthing Wood series, by Colin Dann. It was never adapted into the animated series, which is a pity, because it's very interesting and Adder appears a lot. It is about a "Beast" that has infiltrated the park and tortures and slaughters its preys. No victims have ever survived, ( Read more... )

After a loooong wait, I've finally got the book The Animals of Farthing Wood by Colin Dann, the first in the series. Too bad this series is so difficult to find, because I'd love to read the other books as well.

This book covers the first season of the cartoon. I had a hard time deciding which version I preferred, but I think I like the book better ( Read more... )