A 2004 Read I'll Remember in 5 Years
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A 2004 Read I'll Remember in 5 Years
| Wed, 12-22-2004 - 1:24pm |
Which read of 2004 will stay with you?
| Wed, 12-22-2004 - 1:24pm |
Which read of 2004 will stay with you?
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"A Handmaid's Tale" by Canadian author Margaret Atwood is absolutely one book I'll remember in five years!
I think there were several but if I had to choose one I would say "Lovely Bones." The haunting story told from a dead girls point of view captured images that I have never read before. It wasn't an upbeat, fun read but it was compelling and I think haunting is definitely the way to describe it.
maggie
I think I would say "Five People You Meet in Heaven"...or whatever the name of it is!! It really made me think!!
Barb
Teri,
'Very interesting the way you phrased the question.
I would have to say The Life of Pi (Jan Martel) and Sophie's Choice (William Styron). Both were fantastic and even though Sophie's Choice was difficult to get through, I'm glad I made the effort.
Jenn
Jenn
Life of Pi, by leaps and bounds. It was an amazing and enthralling reading experience for me. I'm glad to see that it touched others as deeply.
Beth
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I know I've posted this under other questions but Ben Sherwood's 'The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud' is still my fave for 2004.
Donna
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