How does the novel stack up to the film? No this is not a dream; you are in the right place. I usually cover a “The Stack Up: ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’”
Author: Patrick Ullmer
Motherhood defined
A little respect for the women who raised us Motherhood, as defined by Webster’s dictionary, is, “the state or experience of having or raising a “Motherhood defined”
The Stack Up: ‘Richard Jewell’
How does the film stack up to the book? During the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, security guard Richard Jewell discovered an olive green “The Stack Up: ‘Richard Jewell’”
Toothpaste back into the tube
Spending your time wisely Toothpaste is easy to squeeze out of the tube but is nearly impossible to put back into it. In a sense, “Toothpaste back into the tube”
Too much of a selfish thing
When on-campus activity is gone, students realize they missed out There have been a lot of changes since institutions largely relying on in-person socialization have “Too much of a selfish thing”
Stack Up: ‘Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase’
How does the film stack up to the book? When it comes to mystery stories for young adults, few figures are as prominently celebrated as “Stack Up: ‘Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase’”
The Stack Up: ‘The Exorcist’
How does the film stack up to the novel? The 1971 novel, “The Exorcist” by William Peter Blatty and its 1973 film adaption directed by “The Stack Up: ‘The Exorcist’”
The toilet paper fallacy
An unnecessary shortage Aristotle once said, “He who overcomes his fears will truly be free.” With that said, it’s time to look at the fears “The toilet paper fallacy”