Weekly Wisdom - We are not meant to be perfect. We are meant to be whole.
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Following the dreadful fates of the male soldiers of Troy, Women of Troy shines a light on a nation of women who must band together to rebuild the foundations of their community. The very essence of the community was prominent throughout the piece which I felt was communicated brilliantly throughout.
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Following a sold-out US tour, last week Drake kicked off the European leg of his Club Paradise tour in London and Y&Y were in the audience for the second of his London nights (March 27th) at the o2 Arena.
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Based on Charles Dickens’ Novel of the same name, Nicholas Nickleby is a tale of a young man’s struggle to support his mother and sister financially due to the passing of their father. Constantly under his Uncle’s scrutiny, will he ever be able to prove himself worthy?
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Set amidst the 1920s colonial backdrop of Morocco, lies a tale of love, folly and mistaken identity. Viola finds herself washed up on foreign shores as well as mourning the death of her brother Sebastian who she believes has died at sea. More after the break
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Imagine what the world would be like with no adults, no rules or no structure? I’m sure when we were all young, this was the ultimate dream! For a group of seemingly perfect schoolboys this appears to be the case as they crash land onto a desert island after being evacuated from a war ridden Britain. But will it be a bed of roses, or will the boys slowly realise that they have a lot of growing up to do?
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To peck or to be pecked? That truly appears to be the question in this tale of infidelity, trauma and the pecking order. Amidst New Years celebrations, a secret war is brewing. Danny and Lyle relentlessly battle against their tainted past whereby they were abandoned by their mother in a chicken coup for a matter of months.
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A few weeks back, Yang and I attended a social media philanthropy event hosted by the Rainmaker Foundation at the Hub and one of the things handed out in the goody bag was this book written by the founder, Mike Dickson. I’ve got a reading list of over 5 books at the moment so there was no possible way I’d be reading it anytime soon so I decided to give it to my rather grown up 14 year old cousin to read. His sentence structure and vocabulary are far superior to mine already which is slightly embarrassing for me to admit but praise needs to be given where its due. Without further a do, hop on after the cut to read the review from my talented little cousin.
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