Really, it all depends on the audience you're catering it to. Reviews are good for a book, however the impact varies.

A great find. Will definitely bookmark this. Thank you for sharing.

I don't think it is totally dead. A strawberry is only dead when it gives you a stomachache, it only means that the nutrients that are once in the strawberry are gone. The plant where it came though, it's still alive. Same way with people, we have relatives, friends who may seem dead physically, but...

Too many to mention, however, just recently I've read How To Save a Life, and it really struck me to the core and made me rethink things.

From what I've understood, the movie was a toned down version of the book, and while the book focuses more on the BDSM stuff, the movie was more romantic.

I recently picked it up at a great finds' store of some sort, filled with stuff from way back. It's a good find, the book is very appealing. I haven't watched the movie version though. Would love to see it.

The book itself was quite enjoyable. An interesting plot, even more interesting characters, and a lot of moments you really want to reread all over again. As for the movie, it didn't appeal to me as much as the book. The actors didn't really connect to the character, it's as if they were given a scr...

This looks interesting. The plot is very unique, I'd love to read what happens next. For a fantasy-oriented story, it kinda lacks some touches of fantasy, but hey, thats just me.

I buy 1-2 books every month, and it's hard for me to keep up with the books I buy because not all the time am I free to read books, I have house duties too, so some of them linger on the shelves for a little while. That's the beauty of books though, you can always pick them up when you're doing noth...

Would still read their literary works, in spite of their unusual habits. Also, if that is what it takes to create a literary masterpiece then I may just look for my own coffin lol