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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

  “Groundbreaking it is not… but it does feel like you’re being hugged by British sensibility throughout, and there’s nothing wrong with that!!!” For the packed cinema, it seemed Bridget Jones 4 could do no wrong. In many ways, I can see why. I love all the slapstick, socially awkward moments and embarrassing situations the…

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The Last Showgirl

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The Last Showgirl

Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “Nice indie film, with a surprisingly good performance by Pamela Anderson” Firstly, this film is good, but the Oscar and award buzz I’d heard (that doesn’t seem to have materialised) had set my expectations a little too high, and so I was disappointed, possibly unfairly. If you’re not…

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Here

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Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “The movie’s tagline sums it up beautifully… ‘Joy, Hope, Loss, Love, Life happens… HERE.’” This movie tells the story of one place and from one fixed perspective across millions of years, jumping back and forth from when dinosaurs roamed the earth, to native Americans and the many occupants…

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Continue reading Reading, mental health and Lincoln’s community bookshelves

Reading, mental health and Lincoln’s community bookshelves

Reading has long been associated with positive mental health. It is theorised that reading has many positive benefits, from developing empathy and improving memory to reducing stress and providing an escape from the real world. In Lincoln, we have a number of community bookshelves. Here, you can find your next read or donate your old…

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Pessimism is for Lightweights
by Salena Godden

‘Back of a Bookmark’ Book Review:
Pessimism is for Lightweights
by Salena Godden

Book reviews in 100 words or less…   “You might not think poetry is for you, but in a world of on-demand, bite-sized content, this book might be worth giving poetry a second look” This book is for every person using their voice, time and energy to speak out and stand up for a better…

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Scatter Brain
by Shaparak Khorsandi

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Scatter Brain
by Shaparak Khorsandi

Book reviews in 100 words or less…   “If you have ADHD, or know someone who does, Shaparak’s anecdotes and brutally honest account, will be very relatable.” Aged 5, Shaparak Korsandi had to flee Iran following a threat to her Dad’s life by the Ayatollah. This isn’t that book, see ‘A Beginner’s Guide To Acting…

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by Shaparak Khorsandi
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Rogue therapists are a danger to patients

High-profile figures from the world of politics, entertainment and mental health campaigners are calling on the Government to regulate psychotherapy in the wake of The i Paper’s investigation exposing therapists who have been struck off but continue to see vulnerable patients.   Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair’s former spokesman and podcaster, comedian Ruby Wax and TV…

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