This book is about the story of Bubba Wallace, a talented NASCAR driver who overcame challenges to succeed in a mostly white sport. It covers his early life, career and his efforts in promoting diversity in the racing world. It’s an inspiring and quick read that highlights Wallace’s determination and impact beyond racing. However, it doesn’t go deep into his personal struggles or racing details. A great choice for young sports fans, but experienced NASCAR followers might find it too basic.
In Layla, Leeds and Layla are set to get married. On their wedding day, they face a tragedy. After this incident, Leeds tries to help Layla recover, but she struggles, not acting like herself. They decide to go on a trip to a bed-and-breakfast, but weird things start happening there... Leeds becomes torn on if they should stay or leave this potentially haunted BnB. If you enjoy romance with a bit of supernatural fantasy, this is the novel for you!
When new nurse, Tate Collins, meets an airline pilot while visiting her brother, the pair are forced to get along. They start a no-string attached agreement, but even with that in place, feeling begin to grow. As this happens, Tate discovers Mile’s past and why he says he is not emotionally available. Do Tate and Miles have a future? Or will that complicate their lives too much? I really enjoyed this book. It was a light-hearted, easy romance read. A perfect book to take on a trip or read at the end of your day. It is very easy to connect to both Tate and Mile’s varying perspectives.
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is an amazing novel about four best friends—Carmen, Tibby, Lena and Bridget—who, for the first time, spend a summer apart but remain connected through a magical pair of jeans that somehow fits each of their different body types perfectly. Carmen, who was excited to spend the summer with her father, is saddened to find he has a new family and seems to have moved on without her.
Toy Story 3 is yet another perfect installment to the Toy Story franchise. The story begins with Andy (the owner of the toys) preparing to leave for college, Woody, Buzz and Jessie and the rest of the toys find themselves being put in the attic but are mistakenly put out for trash. Woody’s quick thinking saves the toys, but they end up in a day care looking for a way to escape.
Toy Story 2 is a good sequel to Toy Story, it takes everything good in Toy Story and adds more to it, making it better than its predecessor. The story starts with Woody being stolen by a greedy toy collector, which leads Buzz and friends through an adventure to save Woody. The whole story constantly introduces new aspects and clever ideas about toys, which adds depth and meaning to every action in the movie. The comedy and pacing of the movies are still as good, if not even better, than the original.
Toy Story is the first ever feature length 3D computer-animated film, a classic that must be watched by everyone at least once in their lives. The movie still holds up today even though the film dates back three decades. Toy Story tells us about the secret life that toys live when humans are not present and looking. The story starts when Andy (the kid that owns the toys) gets a new toy called Buzz Light-year.
“I suppose it does not feel the same without her . . . Some people leave too much space behind when they are gone.”
The wait is over, and Katharine wears the crown. But does she really? More queens seem to be popping out of the woodworks, and she has the sneaking suspicion that her other two sisters continue living, and that they will return to take the throne.
