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kathums
I finished reading it some time ago, it's a really great book. XD.gif
Comptine

i loved it too but it was sooo creepy.

especially when the whole "incident" (aka crime) occurs. the whole description made me quiver. it was so gross and so bone chilling.

a painefull euphoria
i think i have read this. does someone want to refresh my memory as to what it was about?
My Cinderella.
It's still on my reading list. Haha, I still need to get to it.
I Shot JFK
QUOTE(a painefull euphoria @ Feb 3 2007, 4:46 AM) *
i think i have read this. does someone want to refresh my memory as to what it was about?

Trying not to use spoilers...

A girl dies, and she watches her family grow up from the beyond.

I really enjoyed this... I'm looking forward to the film.
Cristy
QUOTE(I Shot JFK @ Feb 3 2007, 5:23 PM) *
I really enjoyed this... I'm looking forward to the film.

I'm looking forward to the movie too. The book is so good but it's been a while since I last read it.
Monochrome.
QUOTE(I Shot JFK @ Feb 3 2007, 10:23 PM) *
Trying not to use spoilers...

A girl dies, and she watches her family grow up from the beyond.

I really enjoyed this... I'm looking forward to the film.


oh yes i looked on wilkpedia for the sumary
and i have read the book
it was very freaking scary.
MiSSxMELON
Not going to lie, I cried when I read this book. SO freaking good.
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^ me too! I don't remember anything about it though. I'm just getting glimpses of what happened.
JustAnotherTeenageLoser
Read it a while back, it was really good :]
Retrogressive
This book was surprisingly good. The characters were very realistic. The only thing I hated was the ending when the dead girl gets... eh... "cozy" with the guy. It wasn't just creepy; it didn't go along with the story at ALL.
letsgoxdisco
i just started it yesterday, i am in the middle of chapter 4. so far i like it. comments?
MiSSxMELON
Isn't there another topic for The Lovely Bones?
Cristy
Yes, the other thread for this book is here.
Please run a search for the book you want to discuss before creating a duplicate thread. _smile.gif
femmefatale4160
Sorry, but I had to bump it.
I agree with Retrogressive. Susie wanted so desperately to live again, then she comes back and spends her last moments on Earth having sex through her friends body. It was a poor ending.
MiSSxMELON
QUOTE(Retrogressive @ Feb 14 2007, 11:13 AM) *
This book was surprisingly good. The characters were very realistic. The only thing I hated was the ending when the dead girl gets... eh... "cozy" with the guy. It wasn't just creepy; it didn't go along with the story at ALL.


Yeah I think that part really brought the whole book down in my eyes. Not that the story was real, but that part definitely made me go eh? so unrealistic. It was strange, awkward and overall out of place.
I Viddy Horrorshow
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Rachel
This is one of my favorite books. The first time I read it, I couldn't put it down; I think I finished it in about 2 full days. I literally sat there and read all day and night (it was during the summer). Such a fabulous book <---I feel bad for praising it because the subject matter is sad and depressing ha.
minioligo
i read the lovely bones last year. holy moly, it was such an amazing book. nonstop crying...no lies. every time the dad had his own scene i would cry SO hard.
pinacoolada
AMAZING BOOK.
Definitely one of my favorites.
ChristineIsThug
This book was so well written. I was pleasantly surprised with how it turned out. I can't wait for the movie; I just hope it doesn't completely destroy the novel in any way.
Tung
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS BOOK. I read it Junior year, about 3-4 years ago. It was the best book I read freely on my own. It's a feminine book, but I loved it. It was so sad. I heard they are going to make a movie out of this. I can't wait!
HakunaMatata
I finished this last week, and it's easily one of my favorite books. I found only one problem: the "scene" where Susie closes her eyes and sees heaven felt way, way too Sci-Fi or Fantasy in a novel that was so accurate in depicting the human condition. But hey, as long as Ray
s happy. ;]

I really, really felt for Lindsay, but even more so for her father - how could anyone not love him? Kind of makes you hate Susie's mom, which made it difficult to willingly fit her into the lovely bones at the end, but Sebold makes it work.
babecakes
this book made me tear up :(. i finished it in like one and a half day. hella good.
jue
I read the book last year and it was really good. But now I'm reading it again for my English class and I haven't been able to get into the book. We're going so into detail with the book and we did a lesson on the meaning of the quote in front of the book, the one on the penguin stuck in a snowglobe. That quote and the way it relates to Susie is probably my favorite part if the whole story.
SilentLaugh
i love this book!
and, yea, im waiting for the movie, too.
Janette
major bump.

QUOTE(MiSSxMELON @ Feb 12 2007, 06:29 PM) *
Not going to lie, I cried when I read this book. SO freaking good.

Ditto.

QUOTE(Retrogressive @ Feb 14 2007, 08:13 AM) *
This book was surprisingly good. The characters were very realistic. The only thing I hated was the ending when the dead girl gets... eh... "cozy" with the guy. It wasn't just creepy; it didn't go along with the story at ALL.

Me too. I ended the chapter and thought, Did that really happen?



I finished this in one day because I couldn't put it down.

Can't wait for the movie. Peter Jackson, ftw. (mmm, mark wahlberg. wub.gif )
Tung
QUOTE(tungmyBANANA @ Nov 27 2007, 02:49 PM) *
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS BOOK. I read it Junior year, about 3-4 years ago. It was the best book I read freely on my own. It's a feminine book, but I loved it. It was so sad. I heard they are going to make a movie out of this. I can't wait!

Janette
Did you cry Tung?
dosomethin888
I started reading this book but it was too .. depressing. So its in my room but I havent read the whole thing.
moninja
BEST BOOK EVERRRRR, like Tung, it was the best book I read freely on my own. :D
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