books I have read since coming home

Jun 24, 2010 16:38

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philia_fan June 25 2010, 00:50:52 UTC
I love Quest for a Maid. When I saw Braveheart, there's that scene at the beginning where he's just a kid and they find all the men hanging, and I was tugging on Dr. C's sleeve going, "I know what this is!! This happened at the end of Quest for a Maid!! I totally know what's going on!" which was cool 'cause he didn't.

I also read Shining Company this past year -- believe I posted about it a while back. For more side-by-side religion of that era, see also Nancy Farmer's Sea of Trolls trilogy and the movie The Secret of Kells.

That's interesting about Book of a Thousand Days. I liked it but didn't love it as much as I expected to. I think Princess Academy remains my favorite Shannon Hale.

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styromgalleries June 25 2010, 04:30:10 UTC
The Secret of Kells
Ooh! I want to see that soooo bad! Our independent theater showed it, but I was out of town that week and I'm so disappointed!

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rosaleeluann June 25 2010, 05:44:16 UTC
THE SECRET OF KELLS I LOVE THAT MOVIE. It is SO PRETTY.

Also the story is good. :D

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jade_sabre_301 June 27 2010, 06:27:17 UTC
oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaah! man Braveheart. I had to leave the room about the fiftieth time Robert de Brus de Elder screwed everyone over and scream into a pillow and missed about twenty minutes, but other than that, it was really good.

oh, I will go back and look for the post--I think I skipped it because I hadn't read it.

That's kind of how I feel about 1000 Days. It felt like I should love it, and yet I didn't.

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philia_fan June 27 2010, 13:09:17 UTC
If I did this right, here it is:
http://philia-fan.livejournal.com/69622.html

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