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I think that's very well said. I remember far more gripping scences from All Quiet on the Western Front whereas I struggle to look past the mundane relationship that unraveled in A Farewell to Arms
I've only read The Plot Against America and expected it to be in more of the style of Vonnegut. However, the fact that it was realistic and plausible made it better.
It was a book I read in a couple of sittings, but I really didn't love it that much... plus I almost hated the ending - it was very abrupt.
Pageturners... What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Like Water for Chocolate
the first draft
I'm much better at editing any piece or paper, but I hate spitting out initial ideas because I'm just constantly judging them. I also found in college that I write much better if I've got some sort of rough 1-2 page "paper" printed out and I add alot to it by hand. I type...
I've heard Atlas Shrugged is better in terms of storyline and character development. I know somebody who read it about 20 times and used it for inspiration for his artwork. I may be wrong, but The Fountainhead was her first stab at a novel so she was bound to improve. I have not read Atlas...
I used to think that it'd confuse me but it really doesn't. I suppose I stay away from reading two novels at once the same way you don't watch two movies at once - but - I read the way you watch TV shows. I have a habit of either swallowing the entire book in a few days or taking about a year to...
I couldn't get through the first chapter of Blindness, probably for the same reason I couldn't get through Kafka's The Trial.
I love The Bell Jar. A movie version is supposed to come out.
In terms of movies that I've seen that had any real impact on me, it'd probably be What the [Bleep]...
she had a deadline that she didn't create. i think the book was originally supposed to be released on 7-7-07
she was supposed to kill off Ron, but all three became such icons. there would've been millions of angry fans. i for one, am glad he didn't die - he was my favorite character.
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O.o i dunno if i'd go as far as stating that its the worst anti-war novel i've ever read. Vonnegut has a unique style, but i've read better books of his
o.O wow. i thought EVERYONE loved Fred/George.
i agree. plus i never consider the twins to be cruel at all. maybe i'm just used to middle school/high school bitchiness.
i thought the ending was almost religious - good morals and self-sarifice prevailed!
plus one can argue that there is a parallel between Harry Potter and Jesus Christ
thats right, i went there