I am NOT a critic. I'm merely an observer. (Books, movies, plays, musicals etc.)

Source The Dog's name in the book is CASH ;-) THE MOVIE Directed by Mark Griffiths Written for the screen by Aury Wallington Adapted from Beth Kendrick's novel of the same title The movie has a different approach and there are characters in the book that aren't in the movie(like the stepchildren of Stella) and situations (Mark had a vasectomy in the book and he's the one who gave Stella the cute little dog in lieu of a baby---major difference---in the movie, it's Stella who doesn't want a baby and Mark is the one who wants her to have one...and he hates dogs), et cetera, et cetera ,  but I love them both. These are my thoughts:  The book has a great style and you would want to finish it in one sitting.  Yes, that's how much a great story it is.  It is narrated through different points of views, and of course, if you enjoyed it, you would tend to visualise everything on how each character would look like, their triumphs, their tears, a...

This is such a beautiful story about dealing with grief and so much more.  When people we love die, a part of us dies with them.  The pain would be lesser as the days go by, but they will always have special places in our hearts. Our central characters, Sarah(JEWEL STAITE) and Ryan(TRAVIS MILNE), have recently lost their respective spouses.  They briefly meet when Sarah had a minor mishap, but when bump into each other in the cemetery, they have a little chat at a diner that serves very delicious pies served by the most sarcastic person on earth.  Of course that's an exaggeration.  Anyways, after their chat they decided to have their little support group and promised to meet at the diner the same time the following week. I like the flow of this story.  The dialogues...the conversations rather, should really be heard.  We should really listen.  I am sure we could learn a thing or two, even if this movie is not preachy. There are different k...

A struggling single mom becomes a summer intern at a tech company, and she feels like she doesnt fit in with her younger coworkers. However, both the CFO and CEO take a romantic interest in her.- imdb description 1 Director: Andrea Kfoury Writers: Andrea Kfoury , Fred Samia I am quite sure I watched the version below: A widowed mom gets a summer internship at a tech company and draws the attention of two very different executives while learning about about accounting, app designs and finding love.-imdb description 2 (Well, she's a widowed mom in the movie that I watched) Directed by  Lynne Stopkewich Writing Credits   Dawn DeKeyser ... (written by) and Sandra Berg ... (written by) & Judith Berg Google Images Judging from this poster alone you would know who she would end up with Idea stealers are everywhere.  I used to just give them away not knowing I wouldn't even be given credit for them.  I remember som...