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What's The Worst Book You've Ever Read
By Maple · 61 posts · 359 views
By Maple · 61 posts · 359 views
last updated Feb 04, 2015 12:29PM
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Read for "A book that became a movie" challenge.
its been a long time since a book has affected me like this one. I found myself constantly telling my family I loved them and mourning alongside the tragedies on the news.
I have no idea how this book was made into a movie. I love the aspect of compiled stories from all around the world. ...more
its been a long time since a book has affected me like this one. I found myself constantly telling my family I loved them and mourning alongside the tragedies on the news.
I have no idea how this book was made into a movie. I love the aspect of compiled stories from all around the world. ...more
Let me start by stating how much I LOVED the movie, World War Z. When it first came out on film, my sister read the book prior to watching it and ever since then, I wanted to read it too. When I asked her whether or not she liked the movie, she was very hesitant because she felt like it was COMPLETELY different than the book. But who doesn’t like Brad Pitt and Zombies, those two things are a win win. When the book finally became available at the library, I checked it out immediately. And I give
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Not at all what I was expecting having watched the film first. I’m grateful I did, because I get to enjoy both this way.
This book is a series of stories from survivors of WWZ. Written much like those from the two real World War’s. I was captured and really enjoyed it. I had to stop occasionally when my attention would wain on a story, but once restarting the next day I found I enjoyed all the different points of view and approaches.
I highly recommend listening to the Audible production of this, ...more
This book is a series of stories from survivors of WWZ. Written much like those from the two real World War’s. I was captured and really enjoyed it. I had to stop occasionally when my attention would wain on a story, but once restarting the next day I found I enjoyed all the different points of view and approaches.
I highly recommend listening to the Audible production of this, ...more
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