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B*tch better have my money

Happy Go Money by Melissa Leong

May 7, 2019 by Wanderlustful Leave a Comment

I won this book at a brunch that I was dragged to by a friend and, quite frankly, was a bit petulant about attending in the first place (first thing on a Sunday morning I just wanted breakfast and gossip, not a lecture on my poor spending habits). Out of these inauspicious beginnings, I was pleasantly surprised and had to begrudgingly backtrack on my bad attitude- the brunch, and this book, were both great. If Leong looks or sounds at all familiar, you might be […]

Of course, no religion can prove that it is “true.”

October 30, 2016 by borisanne 2 Comments

I’m honestly a little bit afraid to write this review, having learned what I learned by reading Going Clear. I don’t want to crap out and not write a review. Other Cannonballers have been brave. What am I so afraid of? An aggressively, violently litigious organization with enormous reach that picks legal and physical fights with anyone who questions their legitimacy. A for-profit company that practically bankrupted the US Treasury in their fight for IRS-recognized status as a religion. An abusive institution that uses its […]

Money isn’t Everything or Is it?

May 4, 2016 by Andrea Krieter Leave a Comment

Rating: 3.5/5 Summary: Caymen is a poor girl, who is doing her best to support her mother’s failing business and get herself into a decent college. When Xander Spence walks into her mother’s shop, there is an immediate connection between the two of them. They’re only friends, but the attraction is obvious. Caymen struggles with accepting the fact that Xander has money and she hides her friendship with Xander from her mother. In addition, not only are mysterious calls for her mother coming in, but […]

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