I found this fluff in “The Notebook”, and I say fluff because this is a love story, and I don’t do love stories very well, frivolous fairy tales of escapism reminding me of the earliest readings of Harlequin romances….yuck, yuck, puke, puke. To give the author credit, there was a serious deviation from the familiarly outlined plots found in the garbage strewn pages of a Harlequin novel. I am thankful for this, and with great shame I must admit that I enjoyed the damn book and I even spilt tears a couple of times, and if anyone dares to mock me over this, well fuck you….that’s all I’m gonna say about that.
I did enjoy the book over the movie and I’m glad that I didn’t read the book first, that would have ruined the movie for me as there were several inconsistencies, as there usually are when a book is turned into a movie.
So what is it about fluff…fluff is nothing more than lint trapped in a belly button…or a dryer….or on your favorite black garment….so anyhoo…I’m thankfully done with the fluff and I can now return myself to meatier reading.
I give the book two thumbs up…even though reading this kind of stuff takes me longer….
i thought i’d say hi. i’m reading even though i rarely comment, im reading.
K
ps. right now i am reading “The Clockwork Orange” i just got reading “The Perks to being a Wall-flower” And next i am going to re-read “Mother of Pearl”
k thanks for stopping by, mother of pearl is on my to-read list…must be good for you to reread it
mother of pearl is my FAVORITE book…it is my absolute favorite book..i hope you will love it when you read it too..