Surprise!

Okay, I saw Beastly! And I read the book like a month ago! Both were soooo good. So I am going to do a review on both! Two reviews, one blog. Beastly, right? hahahaha

Booook....
Uh, can you say delish?! Loved it.

 

Popular and (mmmm) good looking Kyle Kingsbury thinks he can get away with anything and everything because he is beautiful. And his daddy has money (that helps). But, he's also ugh (is that an adjective?). He goes too far, though, when he plays a joke on the mysterious goth girl by asking her to the school dance. When she realizes the mean joke, she casts a spell oin him. Boom. Roasted. He becomes as ugly outside as he is on the inside (which, let me tell you, is pretty dang ugly). He is a beast. Literally. She tells him that he has two years to find someone who will love him for who he really is. If he succeeds, he will be himslef again. If not, he stays like this forever.

Soo good. Read it. Love it. Posslibly kiss it (not that I did that or anything...).

Mooovieee!
Delicious.



Take everything from the top and paste it down here. Except, he is not a beast, but a jerk who looks like he has some weird skin disease. And, he only has a year. Plus, he is aged up a bit. Oh, and in the book, he changes his name to Adrian. Not so! He changes his name to Hunter in the movie (which, personally, I like better. No offense.)

Yeah. So go watch it. And don"t forget your Twizzlers like I did. Oh, and pee BEFORE the movie starts cause it's too good to leave. Yeah, so nanyway... =]

Watch the music video here --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izLs96TyXYw
And, the other song ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVnvikQpEig
Don't go yet! Fix your eyes upon the trailer here --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Neo6W1f7hyY

Okay, toodles!

-Blogga Pennywether!

And Then There Were...Some? An Agatha Christie Production

Soooorrryyy. No blog tonight either! I had a softball game and then...I went to the play. To support Arzella! (and almost pee my pants when they shot the fake gun!) So, yeah I'll just do two blogs on Sunday! Be ready for the surprise tomorrow! Yeuh!

Arzella as Emily Brent!!! (I think that was her last name! haha)



She has wrinkles!

And gray hair!

Okay, toodles!

-Blogga Pennywether!

Sad Face :(

Okay, no blog about Dogwood today. I have a migraine, and I didn't even eat chocolate! (to those who do not know, I am allergic to the tasty substance). So, I'll keep everything on schedule but do the Dogwood review on Sunday! Okay, toodles!

-Blogga Pennywether!

"And Then There Were None" an Agatha Christie play

Hey. Sooo sorry i havent been posting but i have this play TODAY. TOOODAYYY! i've been working for 3 months and here is the day. its coming. today. i'll post...saturday? because we preform tomorrow and friday also. man oh man. IM NERVOUS.

kay, bye :)

Blogout :)

Song de Last. (Is that dorky?)

     

The Last Song...mmm.
Read it if you haven't. It's delightful. Like legit. A lot of people don't like the movie (mostly becaue Miley Cyrus is in it. Haters), but I do. It's cute. And sad. But, the movie left a lot of things out. So, I say read the book.

Seveteen year old Ronnie and her younger brother Jonah have to leave their home in bustling New york City to live in Quiet Town, NC with their father, Steve, for the summer. Jonah, a little daddy's boy is delighted to see his father whom he hasn't seen much since his parent's divorce. Ronnie, on the other hand, is not. She has never forgiven her father for ruining her parent's marriage.
From the moment Ronnie gets there, she is planning on how to leave. When realizing she can't, she spends as much time away from the house as she can. She takes refuge on the beach, where on day she meets Will. After he catapults into her.
It's not just a love story, I assure you. It is much more than that. It involves innocent sea turtles, Anna Karenina, mechanics, deranged stalkers, evil enemies, crime, love, hate, secrets, fires, sickness, loss, hope, and so much more.

It's an all around good book. There is some parts that drag on in Stev'es point of view, although it is much needed information. I recommend this book to everyone! Seriously. Even guys. Yeah, it's that good. So read it. And, if your not a Hater, as mentioned in it's previous context, then watch the movie. It's awesome too. =]

ps. It is the 226th birthday of John James Audubon... just so ya know.
ps. (times two or would it be pss?) COMMENT PLEASE! Don't be shy.

-Blogga Pennywether!

June Bug =] by Chris Fabry

June Bug is such a sweet novel. I've read it like six times (seriously). It's so cute, but mysterious. It's sad and refreshing. June Bug (the girl) is kind and just...oh, I don't know. but, I love her. Read it.

Nine year old June Bug has lived ont he road with her father her whole life. They travel America in a beat up old RV, her Dad keeping them alive by his meager salary as a freelance writer. The park in old parking lots and stay for a while before packing it up and leaving again. June Bug is happy to live the gypsy lifestyle. But, one day when she walks into Walmart and sees an almost exact picture of herself staring back at her from a missing child's poster hanging on the wall, her life is flipped upside down. She learns that her father keeps secrets.
The journey to find out who she really is leads her and her father back to Dogwood, West Virginia. She finds answers about her past, and her father finds what he lost a long time ago.

It's a great sad story. Omigosh, I hate it so much. And love it. It's sad. And awesome. Wonderful. Yeah, I'll leave you with wonderful 'cause it truly is. Loved it. Read it. Please do. It will make you smile.

-Blogga Pennywether!

ps. here's my drawing of June Bug!

Happy Easter!

Happy Happy Easter! Happy Happy Easter! Happy Happy Easter...to...you. Okay, I'm gonna leave now.

-Blogga Pennywether!