Gift Guide | Ideas for the Fan Girl on Your List
Despite the fact I sit here, typing this, and wondering: where did 2018 go? We are now in full-on Christmas season. It’s time to deck the halls, pull out our…
Category: Fangirl
Movie News | Ant-Man and the Wasp Trailer Premiere
Hey, friends and fellow superhero aficionados. Today, the new trailer for the upcoming Marvel film Ant-Man and the Wasp dropped. Naturally, this is kind of a big deal for those of…
#Bestof2017: Top Shelf Reads of 2017
Whether we’re ready for it or not (I’m not), 2017’s final days (hours?) is rapidly drawing to a close. For Finding Wonderland, this can mean only one thing. It’s time…
The Faces of a Romance Adaptation: The Jane Eyre One
Most days, this blog’s normal is some type of review. Since I’d like to step away from writing and publishing only reviews, today I thought it’d be fun to look…
Film Icon Matt Damon: From CIA Spy without a Memory to a Fairy Tale
Years ago, I wrote a post about Sandra Bullock’s film career, her movie roles and which I liked best. Originally, I had thought this idea could become more of a…
RIP IT or SHIP IT 2017 Book Tag! aka the Tag in Which I Rip (and Ship!) the Weird, Odd Could-Have-Been Pairings
Hello, my book loving friends and happy readers. Finding Wonderland is dressed and ready for something fun today – a book tag! It’s been a while since we participated in…
‘SHERLOCK,’ SERIES FOUR (2017): 221 B BAKER RETURNS PACKING A BRILLIANT SWAN SONG
For a number of years, Masterpiece Mystery! entertains viewers with a contemporary adaptation of Sherlock Holmes. Originally created by a man named Sir. Arthur Conan Doyle, the consulting detective Holmes…
Why I don’t Like Zombies. And The One Time A Zombie Made me Smile
Over ten years ago, a cultural phenomenon swept our pop culture. This little wonder was a novel called Twilight. At its debut, I was probably within the age of its…
Pride & Prejudice & Zombies: This is the (Fun!) One They Fight In
There is a certain danger that lies at the surface when a writer messes with classic literature. After all, there is a reason something has come through generations and stood…
