Are you an avid reader?
If you are and have not discovered goodreads.com, you may want to check
it out. On goodreads you can keep track
of all of the books you have read and would like to read. You can get reading ideas based on the books
you have read and discuss books with other readers. There are literally thousands of reading
groups you can join, depending on your interest. If you
like trivia, there are quizzes on hundreds of books, including a never-ending
book quiz. I have kept a list for over
ten years of books I have read, and on goodreads I could enter them and then
tag them under different categories, such as historical fiction, nonfiction,
suspense, favorites, etc. It’s a great
way to recommend books to people, depending on their reading preference. So, if you’re a reader I encourage you to
give goodreads a try.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
From Page to Screen: Flowers in the Attic
It was probably inevitable. I mean, now that 50 Shades is being made into a movie the floodgates have opened and the bar of "questionable taste" has been....adjusted.
Without further ado, I give you the trailer for Flowers in the Attic.
Lest you are surprised Flowers hasn't been made into a movie before now, rest assured: a 1987 adaptation was released, but only hinted at the incest that is integral to the plot (the part that was 90% of the reason most of us weren't allowed to read the book). According to star Mason Dye, this adaptation will be different, saying "we stay very true to the book."
The new film adaptation will premiere on Lifetime, January 18, 2014. Incidentally, that leaves you plenty of time to read the book before you pop your popcorn.
Happy Reading!
Without further ado, I give you the trailer for Flowers in the Attic.
Lest you are surprised Flowers hasn't been made into a movie before now, rest assured: a 1987 adaptation was released, but only hinted at the incest that is integral to the plot (the part that was 90% of the reason most of us weren't allowed to read the book). According to star Mason Dye, this adaptation will be different, saying "we stay very true to the book."
The new film adaptation will premiere on Lifetime, January 18, 2014. Incidentally, that leaves you plenty of time to read the book before you pop your popcorn.
Happy Reading!
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