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Oo nope.

The one exception that I found was "The Green Mile". I think that they did a really great job on the movie. It was impressive..


oooohhhh "Misery", I thought the movie was baaahhhddd, then I read the book.... didn't think I could be any more freaked out than I was by the movie, boy was I WRONG!!!

Currently reading,
The Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever, book 1 by Stephen R. Donaldson



Love James Herbert, Clive Barker, TPrat.

Loved the movie The Green Mile but never read the book..

OMG! I was JUST going to say that! hahahah I totally agree!


Also.. Misery... I read the book.. scared the pants off me.. then watched the film and thought it was pantsy in comparison.

Tho it WAS still good... but not a patch on the book imo.

Or when the leading man is just not what you had imagined, such a let down lol

i have only recently started reading books, i never had the time. now i cant stop

hi Kazzzz


you definately should try Cecilia Ahern, and The Island by Victoria Hislop is great to, is set in Crete and I read it while there on holiday last year.

When the Green Mile first came out.. it as released in six parts.. six skinny books..

At the time.. I think the only other author to have done that was Dickens.

Anywayyy... it nearly killed me!!! Because they released ONE per month... so I would get it.. read it in a day.. and be BEGGING to see what happened next...

and had to wait a friggin MONTH to find out! hahaha


Then they released the paperback full version.


have you read SK's Insomnia? I loved that!!
I love the connections to other characters in other books he does.. I love looking out for them .. and get sooo excited when I find then.. hahaha

HOW sad am I..

hahaha

Aaaww Brilliant! reading is a wonderful escape.. and a real mind broadener

Not at all Claay

Maeve Binchy does that as well and I love it, is like being part of a family.

My favorite book?

Let's see...

I have to say just one.

Um...

The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran.

No. The Pumphouse Gang, by Tom Wolf

No. The Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck.

Ah, hell. There's only a few books I don't like. Mein Kampf, for instance.

haha it's fun isn't it.. trying to spot them.. or coming across it thinking .. Oh! oh!.. hahaha

lol i'm gonna name my kids after people i like and characters from books too! which is why i need to have at least 8 kids
they'll be:

1) bertram (from ''jeeves and wooster' P.G.Wodehouse)
2) david (from pink floyd)
3) syd (from pink floyd)
4) jake, henry and gage (dark towers, dream catcher and pet cem)
6) ernesto (guevera...he was just soooo hot!)
7) gandalf (LOTR)

yeah my kids would be confused!

oh and we'll have a dog names cujo!

''The Wind in the Willows'' is the only book I ever read more than once (lotsa times)...

I read it over and over and very often aloud for some weird reason, so I guess it must be my favourite book.

Actually, I think I'll go get it out again now

named* damn typos!

it's called "pulp fiction" -they stopped making them in the 50's. My son went through the same thing that you did...

Hang on,
I've read ''The Prophet'' quite a few times aswell.... doesn't take over a couple of hours to read real slow.
People should read it.
Cool choice, Bodhi

now cujo the movie scared the crap out of me! the book was worse, now there was a book and I can't remember who it was by but it was called "the stand" and I put that sucker down and never picked it back up, wish I knew who it was by,maybe my sister does.But! the movie cujo and the book were real close as far as books vs. movies goes, to me anyway