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spork noun
spork | /spɔːk/
1. an eating utensil combining features of a spoon and a fork
Well, most of my grades are out by this point, and they went well! To celebrate: more Tiger's Curse . Last time, I had to issue a correction about the new character showing up. He actually shows up in the next chapter after this one. So I was close, but missed it by a couple of chapters. I can't wait until he shows up. This is another pretty pointless chapter. Kelsey and Mr. Kadam have another conversation, and then Ren and Kelsey go back into the jungle to wait for more stuff to happen, and then it ends. See you in the next chapter! Okay, fine, I'll get deeper into this one. But, really, nothing happens. Chapter Thirteen: Waterfall Kelsey wakes up to find a backpack already packed for her once again, and a note from Mr. Kadam telling her that she should pack for a couple of days of travel. Also that she should bring a swimsuit. It looks like they're going traveling again. I'm not sure how long they've been back at Ren's house, but I think it'...
Welcome back to our irregularly scheduled nonsense! Last time, Kelsey got a house and a car and a full ride scholarship to her dream school and a full bank account so that she never has to worry about living expenses ever again. But we're supposed to feel bad for her because she broke up with Ren, and she's so sad :( That's pretty much all that happened. This chapter, Kelsey starts college. And meets some additional love interests. Yes, that was plural. Chapter Two: Wushu A couple of days later, the fall terms starts, which I guess gives us a better idea of the timeline of the first book. And also has the side effect of making Kelsey's secret college admissions just that much more sketch. She doesn't seem too worried about most of her classes, because she can just write about what she learned in India while curse-breaking over the summer. We don't get to hear about what she does in class, though! She just says that she studies hard and sees Sarah a...
Introduction and First Impressions Self-published e-books can be a bit of a mixed bag. For every Andy Weir or Hugh Howey, there’s an E.L. James or, well, a Colleen Houck. Houck self-published Tiger’s Curse in 2010 as the beginning of a five-part series; i n 2011, she got picked up by Sterling Publishing and landed on the New York Times bestseller list. There are now four books in the series, with a fifth on the way (EDIT: the fifth and final book, Tiger's Dream , was published on March 20, 2018). It’s also terrible. Terrible . It’s hard to overstate how terrible this book is. It’s honestly really difficult to figure out how to start talking about this book. If you talk about the plot (or lack thereof), you downplay the problems with characterization. If you talk about characterization, you ignore the issues with dialogue. If you talk about dialogue, yo...
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