Sharon E. Cathcart

"Why, yes, I am an author"
 
Helpful votes received on reviews: 93% (13 of 14)
Location: San Jose, CA United States
Anniversary: Sep 28
In My Own Words:
Hello! I'm a 48-year-old resident of the Silicon Valley, California, where I share my home with my husband and an assortment of pets. My books provide discerning readers of essays, fiction and non-fiction with a powerful, truthful literary experience. Check out my website for more information. I hope you enjoy my reviews.

Interests
Historical reenactment, equestrian sport, travel, reading, writing, music.
 

Reviews

Top Reviewer Ranking: 223,121 - Total Helpful Votes: 13 of 14
NEW Kate & Leopold (DVD)
I'm not really big on time-travel romances, but this movie is a real exception to the rule. I won't dwell on all of the particulars that make the time-travel possible; they are really secondary to the plot. However, what is really wonderful is the juxtaposition of modern mores and "old-fashioned" social behaviors as Leopold learns to maneuver in the present day. Many of my friends have said that they would love to find a man who behaves like Leopold ... with genuine consideration for others.
Lilo & Stitch ~ Alan Silvestri
Lilo & Stitch ~ Alan Silvestri
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Fun!, Aug 13 2002
The story of "Lilo & Stitch" combines a pair of unlikely heroes ... a little Hawaiian girl and an oddly charming alien. The delightful soundtrack makes another strangely pleasing pairing between traditional Hawaiian sounds and the music of Elvis Presley. I love Wynonna's version of "Burning Love;" this lady sings like the woman of substance that she is. Little bits of film dialogue introduce some of the tracks; this works very well for this particular album. Run, do not walk, to see the movie, with its important message about "ohana" and how families can be created independent of blood ties ... and about the importance of being true to yourself no… Read more
Frantic ~ Bryan Ferry
Frantic ~ Bryan Ferry
Bryan Ferry is, in my opinion, one of the most brilliant vocalists in the recording industry today. He manages to combine a music-hall crooner persona with some of the hottest licks out there, and "Frantic" is no exception. Two Dylan cuts on this album, "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" and "Don't Think Twice (It's All Right)" receive better treatment here than in their original versions. As usual, Ferry grabs you at the outset and doesn't let go.