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The notion of summer is measured in books read. The longer the list, the better. Because it means that your expectations have turned into blissful hours on the beach, bright moments in the retreated countryside or well-deserved time in complete solitude. There's almost no possibility that you haven't got the list or a pile of actual books, which catches your eye as a living rebuke whenever your thoughts drift away into the vision of holidays. But in case you're wandering arou

Everyone of us has a little kid still residing inside who once in a while demands to be entertained and satisfied. One of the easiest ways to settle down this little beast is go an see a family or animation movie and experience this giddy sensation of bright colours and mind-blowing adventures. June is especially favourable in this case, as it brings to the screens the sequels of such great animation as The Secret Life of Pets and Toy Story as well as a couple of other great

It seems that summer has breathed out the rainbow of emotions that instantaneously evaporated in the heat of the day. At least this is obvious from the list of new June drama, horror and comedy movies, as it ends right after few titles. Only one drama movie this month is quite unusual and unexpected. Or perhaps it just confirms this old-time cliche of lightheaded and careless summer freeing you from your big dramas till your holidays end. No matter what's the reason, the movi

If you're keen on some serious value-added reading this summer, then you're undoubtedly obliged to take into consideration the 2019 Women’s Prize for Fiction Winner who was announced a week ago. One of the most respected, most celebrated and most successful literary awards in the world was snatched by an American novelist Tayari Jones and her fourth novel An American Marriage. Besides An American Marriage, the shortlist consisted of very strong and already award-winning entri

They are always among us. And the best and the most hilarious argument has been released twenty-two years ago called Men In Black. A very convincing story of a secret organization consisting of fit men wearing black suits and sunglasses, which monitors all extraterrestrial activities on Earth and keeps it safe and sound from being destroyed by alien foes. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, starring two of those men in black, were saving the world in unconventional and super-smar

As soon as summer kicks in, people start compiling their summer reading lists. They read competent recommendations in serious magazines, they follow the titles that are featured in their influencers ' hands, they listen to exciting reviews told by their colleagues, friends and other family members or they just sweep that book pile accumulated by their beds during the first six months of this year. No matter which way you choose to compose your list, we'd be pleased, if you al

The morning you wake up hangover but not from the booze you’ve willingly over-consumed last night but from the finished crime novel. You feel dizzy, still hoping that there’re a couple of pages more left, though your shattered mind sadly whispers of a final full stop. Say, it never happens? It does but only if this crime novel is written by the Norwegian detective writer Jo Nesbo and it’s the newest in Harry Hole series titled Knife. This alcoholic Oslo detective, so imperfec