Books that become movies

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Troublemeister- in Training

Purred: Sat Jul 16, '11 4:07pm PST


	And I cannot WAIT to see how you liked it, Emma, my friend! Your eagerly waiting friend, Kingsley

I am safe and- happy now!

Purred: Thu Aug 25, '11 2:11pm PST


	I bought The Help at Costco, but I have not read it yet! All my friends RAVE about it and are excited to see the movie! Has anyone else read it? Forgive me if you already told me! My brain is sort of distracted by the need to use that ugly alarm clock again! I would rather sleep in! Your friend, Minerva

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Purred: Fri Aug 26, '11 4:47pm PST


	Oh, everyone at work loved the help and the movie. We finally saw the last Harry Potter. I thought it was pretty true to the book and we liked it. It was over before you knew it. Just like a good movie should be.

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Purred: Fri Aug 26, '11 4:53pm PST


	We got the book The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Mom has started a couple times now and we don't get too far. It is not our normal genre. We will try again due to all the rave reviews. Just have to get into the story a bit I bet.

Troublemeister- in Training

Purred: Sun Aug 28, '11 8:58pm PST


	That is one SCARY book, Emma!!! But worth reading! Your friend, Kingsley

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Purred: Sat Oct 1, '11 11:29am PST


	We really enjoyed the Ladies Number 1 detective agency books. We recently rented the first season on dvd and hohum. Mom was so disappointed it was boring.We watched about 4 episodes and mom was done and sent them back. OH well...

Angle baby

Purred: Mon Oct 3, '11 6:34am PST


	Mommy read the three books of Stieg Larsson. The one that mommy loved most was the first one "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo". The second one "The Girl Who Played With Fire" was great. The end of the story is at the third novel "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest". The last one mommy didn't like, but she was curious to know the end that she read more than six-hundreds pages (Portuguese version)... Mommy believes that the third book was lacking a good edition job. It could be less prolix. A good edition work on it could save one hundred pages for the reader. She believes that because Larsson died before the third book was publish, the editor became a little condescended on his edition job… It is a good trilogy, but the third book is a little wordy.

No Nonsense

Purred: Mon Oct 3, '11 6:52pm PST


	Your mommy is brave, Bigode! Frightening books! I liked your comments about the writing in the third book. There are lots and lots of books that I think would benefit from a good editor. Especially children's books--I do not know how some of them ever got published! Not most, but some. Your friend, Luna

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Purred: Sat Nov 26, '11 4:49pm PST


	Mommy and I have seen The Princess Bride a few times. You have to see it Kingsley, it is funny! We just saw the first half of Breaking Dawn today (twilight series) and it was pretty good. I know you won't be seeing that one Kingsley heeeheee. Mom is reading some books on cat nutrition and such now. No movies there.