butterflyingly slammed

" I'am as nowhere as I can be
Could you add some somewhere to me? " 


Ever heard of slam poetry? Well, with this book explodes with full spectrum of emotions. Its a typical teeny-ish love story but brings the poetry slams to life, as well as the inspiration, escape from reality, and emotional release the slams provide for the students who watch and perform in the slams. As most book reviews would say "Slammed is an emotional and inspiring journey for young adults". So better read this one and get ready to be slammed.



Slammed.

Layken’s world is crumbling around her. Her father has died, suddenly, and she must gather every ounce of her strength to be the pillar for her mother and younger brother. Her life is about to take another unexpected turn. In a devastating and unwanted move across the country, Layken meets her attractive young neighbor, Will Cooper, who has an intriguing passion for slam poetry, and a matching passion for life. The two feel an irrisistable attraction but are rocked to the core by a shocking revelation that brings their romance to a screeching halt. Layken and Will must now find a way to fight the forces that threaten to tear them apart or learn to live without each other.


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"The points are not the point; the point is poetry"
-- Allan Wolf, former slammaster, Asheville, NC



The sequel to slammed, where in this book it is base on Will's point of view and his relationship with Lake is pushed to the breaking point. New weird characters emerges that would butterflyingly keep you on the edge of your seat where there will be no point of retreat.



Point Of Retreat.



Hardships and heartache brought them together…now it will tear them apart. Layken and Will have proved their love can get them through anything; until someone from Will’s past re-emerges, leaving Layken questioning the very foundation on which their relationship was built. Will is forced to face the ultimate challenge…how to prove his love for a girl who refuses to stop ‘carving pumpkins.' 







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wry, risqué and real

"Life has a gap in it, it just does. You don't go crazy trying to fill it..." - Geraldine


There is a purpose in everything...  In life a simple gap can either ignite something from stale to something hot. The big question is can we fill in the gaps or should we leave it as it is. Like for a relationship that goes bad, or stale, some people do a little dance. They keep moving, keep trying, keep searching for that spark to rekindle what was once great excitement. And that is the dance they do in Take This Waltz, a somewhat illogical look at a romance headed into parts unknown. So are you ready to take this waltz?

Take this Waltz.

Is a 2011 Canadian comedy-drama film. The film centers around Margot, a 28 year old freelance writer who lives in a charming house on a leafy street in the Little Portugal section of Toronto, as she struggles with and examines her feelings for Lou, her husband of five years, while exploring a new relationship with Daniel, an artist and rickshaw driver who lives across the street. 

Margot (Williams) meets Daniel (Kirby) while on a business trip, and although they immediately share some chemistry, she reveals to him that she is married. However, it turns out that Daniel is living across the street from Margot and her husband Lou (Rogen) in Toronto. Although Lou and Margot appear happy together, it becomes clear that Margot is not completely satisfied with her marriage, possibly aggravated by encountering Daniel. She is initially resistant to Daniel's advances, but as the film progresses they interact more and more until she ultimately leaves her husband to be with him. Lou is saddened, yet understanding. The audience is then shown a montage of Margot's new life with Daniel, including several brief sex scenes. As the film ends, there is some indication that Margot is not satisfied with her new life either.

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