I couldn't finish the Twilight series. I tried so hard and I just couldn't do it... I made it 112 pages into Eclipse and decided to call it quits. Even though I could not finish I still wanted to see how the story ended, which is where wikipedia came in. Gotta love wikipedia. It gave me a nice succinct summary plot without all the drama. And I admit, without all the drama, Eclipse has a pretty awesome plot... but with the drama, which it is abundantly overflowing with, it isn't so awesome.
About Me
- Jess
- I love nerds (well, one in particular), my Savior, sewing, crocheting, crafting, my glue gun, blog-stalking, and being happy.
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This book was intense and stressful, but so worth reading. It was informative, moving, and the ending was better than expected.
My heart strings, they were tugged. Took me a bit to get into (let's be honest, haven't been a big reader lately) but once I did... ahh, so good.
I've always thought the idea of Scientology was absurd. This book confirmed it.
It was interesting to actually find out more about Scientology: the practices, beliefs, lifestyle, etc. I'll just say, I'm so glad she escaped!
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I did that with "Water for Elephants." Except I used the NoveList database to read the summary. There are just some books in this life that I'd rather not waste my time on. I think reading #4 will be more out of librarian duty than for pleasure. And, ok, yes, a little bit of wonder where Meyer is going with things. And into the bedroom is not where I mean or want to go!
100% agree. I only read/skim them because I have to read book report after book report on them.
I'm kind of doing the same with The Host.
But I don't know how you can do that with Eclipse. Seriously.
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