Day #3 of the 30 Day Book Challenge..
Oct. 29th, 2020 10:40 pmDay # 3 of the 30 Day Book Challenge
The prompt is A Book that Became a Movie
There's so many.
I'm going with something obscure.
I was considering John Le Carr, but I've yet to make it through a Le Carr novel, I've no clue why that is. He's one of my father's favorite writers. I just find his writing exhausting for some reason. But in a different way than I do the Brontes. The Bronte novel I've made it through is Jane Eyre, and it's ironically the only one no one mentioned on the previous post. By the way if you listed a Bronte novel in the previous post, you can't do it again here. My meme, my rules, you know.
Why do I find the Brontes exhausting? ( Read more... )
Why do I feel the need to talk about this? ( even longer ramble )
Anyhow...
All that said and done, I'm going to pick ...one I can remember. I was going to pick Oscar and Lucinda, but I can't remember it. I don't know why I remember some things and not others. It's very odd. And the things I can remember aren't exactly better written...or filmed. So odd, and sad.
I read the book after I saw the movie for this one, and loved both. Actually, I highly recommend the book - "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag" - it's better than the movie. Much better.
The prompt is A Book that Became a Movie
There's so many.
I'm going with something obscure.
I was considering John Le Carr, but I've yet to make it through a Le Carr novel, I've no clue why that is. He's one of my father's favorite writers. I just find his writing exhausting for some reason. But in a different way than I do the Brontes. The Bronte novel I've made it through is Jane Eyre, and it's ironically the only one no one mentioned on the previous post. By the way if you listed a Bronte novel in the previous post, you can't do it again here. My meme, my rules, you know.
Why do I find the Brontes exhausting? ( Read more... )
Why do I feel the need to talk about this? ( even longer ramble )
Anyhow...
All that said and done, I'm going to pick ...one I can remember. I was going to pick Oscar and Lucinda, but I can't remember it. I don't know why I remember some things and not others. It's very odd. And the things I can remember aren't exactly better written...or filmed. So odd, and sad.
I read the book after I saw the movie for this one, and loved both. Actually, I highly recommend the book - "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag" - it's better than the movie. Much better.