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Originally Posted by Tannie
Your gonna love that book, I did and this book I could never but down, I read it on the way to college on my frees at college, on the way home, before bed, all the time really :D
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Aww lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Tannie
Your gonna love that book, I did and this book I could never but down, I read it on the way to college on my frees at college, on the way home, before bed, all the time really :D
I've finished reading "Thanks for the Memories" last night. Personally I thought it was a lot better than "PS I love You" it was full of laughter and tearful moments the best comments coming from Joyce's Irish dad he was a legend. Going to have to buy a couple of more Cecelia Ahern books this week.
The book of PS I love you was totally ruined for me by the film. :S
Finished The Pact. Really good story but I didn't like the end because in the writers questions she said she only did the ending the way she did to make it happy. That shouldn't be her basis for an ending! :rolleyes: :thumbsdow The rest of the book was good though.
would you advise that i read the book then before watching the film?Quote:
Originally Posted by StarsOfCCTV
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And yes I wouldQuote:
Originally Posted by di marcowould you advise that i read the book then before watching the film?Quote:
Originally Posted by StarsOfCCTV
And yes I would[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by Abbie
Definately :)
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Originally Posted by StarsOfCCTVAnd yes I wouldQuote:
Originally Posted by Abbie
ok thanks. the original plan was to read the book first but ive had both for ages and havent got round to reading/watching either
I have actually now started reading The Gift my Ceclia Ahern
when youve read it, let me know if its good or not :) i was gonna by it the other week but it was too expensive so thought id wait for it to come out in paperback instead!Quote:
Originally Posted by Abbie
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Originally Posted by StarsOfCCTVAnd yes I wouldQuote:
Originally Posted by Abbie
yes so would I! books are always much more thorough and then you watch the film and they change storylines and it almost becomes a brief overview of the book! the films can still be good in their own rights but not as good as the books!