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About my library Very diverse - fiction, non-fiction, historical of both, young adult fiction, sports, chick lit, classics. There are not enough bookshelves in my house for my books and it thrills me when my husband reads something I recommend and enjoys it!
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When Jeff first meets Pamela, I was sure he mentioned 'The Goonies' and 'that stinker 1941' as other Speilberg movies. All that was mentioned this time around was Close Encounters. Also shortly before his second 'death' he observes his daughter near the lake and marvels on the 'long coltish legs of young adolescence', a line not in this version. I think there are some other subtle differences - or maybe it's just failing memory??
Upon re-reading, the world that Jeff and Pamela create by informing the public has a disturbing familiarity, where the US, by attemtping to control world events, ultimately bring mis-fortune upon themselves and the rest of the world.
Regards, Greg
posted by Roktruk at 7:58 pm (EST) on Nov 26, 2007
Susanne in San Diego.
posted by bearliner at 8:00 pm (EST) on Sep 4, 2007
My husband Bill was the soccer coach at Annhurst in the last two years it was open! Do you remember him? If so, his email address is witaylor@sbcglobal.net. Right now we're traveling cross-country in an RV, enjoying North Dakota at the moment. I'm not getting a lot of reading done--too much to see and do! Rebecca
posted by readingrebecca at 8:23 pm (EST) on Aug 24, 2007
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