Post by Subject Matter on Jul 7, 2011 13:08:45 GMT -8
When I first read it, it was one of those 'You'll love these books!' moments with my teacher. Although she was around 65, she read books I loved. When I first started reading it, I could barely stomach the beginning. Falling asleep, I thought I'd hand it back to her the next morning. She BEGGED me to keep reading, saying it get's SO much better. So, scraping by the first three chapters, I finished the rest of the book in three hours.
Now they're my favorite book series, and I can never put them down, even for a re-read.
I agree with most of the posters here. Gore in books is, I dunno, beautiful. As apposed to it in movies, I start to feel really sick at the sign of blood more than a teaspoon. Can you imagine how I felt when my 'friends' forced me to watch 'Final Destination'?
Now they're my favorite book series, and I can never put them down, even for a re-read.
I agree with most of the posters here. Gore in books is, I dunno, beautiful. As apposed to it in movies, I start to feel really sick at the sign of blood more than a teaspoon. Can you imagine how I felt when my 'friends' forced me to watch 'Final Destination'?
