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Monthly Archives: November 2014
From Page to Projector: ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1’
Continuing the trend of splitting the final book in a popular series into two films, “The Hunger Games” released part 1 of “Mockingjay,” the movie version of the last installment of Suzanne Collins’ dystopian teen series, last week. With the … Continue reading
Posted in At the movies, Best-sellers, Book review, Books made into movies, Dystopia, Fiction, From Page to Projector
Tagged book adaptation, dystopia, hunger games, jennifer lawrence, Mockingjay, suzanne collins
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Hearts and Minds Bookstore hosting local author
Hearts & Minds Bookstore, 234 E. Main St., Dallastown, will host a celebration of the newly released books by local United Methodist pastor, the Rev. Dr. Kenneth M. Loyer, at 7 p.m. Dec. 9. Loyer will read excerpts of his … Continue reading
Posted in Author visit, Book news, Book sales, Book signings, Book stores, Local author, Local events, Religion
Tagged god, hearts and minds, Holy Communion, religion, sacraments
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Enter coloring contest and you might win bag of books
There’s still time to enter YDR’s Thanksgiving coloring page contest and get a chance to win this bag of books from York County Libraries and a $25 Target gift card. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7. Winner will be … Continue reading
Posted in Book news, Books, Contest
Tagged books, contest, Thanksgiving, york libraries
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Poll: Choose your weapon for The Hunger Games
Posted in Books made into movies
Tagged katniss, peeta, the hunger games, weapons
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From Page to Projector: ‘The Prestige’
Acclaimed director Christopher Nolan is back in theaters with his space epic “Interstellar.” A fair amount of my favorite movies of the 21st century — “Memento,” “The Dark Knight,” “Inception” — are Nolan works. One that often gets lost in the shuffle … Continue reading
Posted in At the movies, Book review, Books made into movies, Fantasy, Fiction, From Page to Projector
Tagged book adaptation, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Christopher Priest, Hugh Jackman, Interstellar, magic, Michael Caine, The Prestige
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Comic Book Wednesday: ‘Trinity’
Despite reading and reviewing comics for a few years now, I am still a novice in the realm of comic books. So, when I stumbled upon my husband’s copies of “Trinity,” I geeked out. This comic features Batman, Superman and … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book Wednesday, Comic books
Tagged amazon, batman, Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, comic book wednesday, comic books, comics, DC Comics, DC Universe, Despero, Diana Prince, Enigma, keystone, Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Morgaine Le Fey, Superman, the trinity, trinity, Trinity comic, wonder woman
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From Page to Projector: ‘The Princess Bride’
Few movies pull at all emotions quite like “The Princess Bride,” a fantasy movie from 1987 that has become a cult classic for its particular sense of humor, its blending of romance and action and its enduring list of quotable … Continue reading
Posted in At the movies, Book review, Books made into movies, Fantasy, Fiction, From Page to Projector
Tagged "Fairy Tale", As You Wish, book adaptation, Cary Elwes, fantasy book, Fred Savage, Inigo Montoya, Princess Bride, Rob Reiner, William Goldman
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