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I liked the Life of Pi, too. How about the Tao of Pooh? I think it is just adorable.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (01:37pm) |
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The Tao of Pooh! I loove that book. I read it in high school and again over Christmas. It's very cute and such a great reminder to just simplify our lives. I have The Te of Piglet at home and have yet to read so maybe I'll start in that if I can ever tear myself away from the laptop!
Written on: 03/12/2008 (02:57pm) |
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GirlWomanBeautyBrainsBlog wrote: I liked the Life of Pi, too. How about the Tao of Pooh? I think it is just adorable. Awesome, another Pi fan! I have yet to read Tao of Pooh yet though. It sounds great! Canuckinia, I don't know how well the movie will go, I heard they keep loosing their directors.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (03:12pm) |
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I wonder why they keep losing directors, maybe it's a hard to find a way to translate what transpires on the boat in a way the producers want? I wonder if they gave Yann Martel and creative direction on it?
Written on: 03/12/2008 (04:03pm) |
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canuckinla wrote: I wonder why they keep losing directors, maybe it's a hard to find a way to translate what transpires on the boat in a way the producers want? I wonder if they gave Yann Martel and creative direction on it? I'm not sure exactly. I saw the article in a community and it didn't go much into detail. I do wonder how they are going to get the tiger to work on a boat.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (04:08pm) |
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I miss the days of having time to read for pleasure. :-(
Written on: 03/12/2008 (04:30pm) |
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ama1221 wrote: I miss the days of having time to read for pleasure. :-( One book that I always recommend to anyone, especially women is "Do they hear you when you cry" by Fauziya Kasinjda (sp?). Its a biography about a woman who fled her African Muslim nation to avoid undergoing female circumcision. She eventually winds up in the US, wanting to seek status as a refuge. She is imprisoned. The book is about her fight. It really is a powerful book. That sounds like a great book. Whenever I read books like this, my friends think I'm morbid or somethign but I find it fascinating and also important to realize how lucky we are that we were born in countries where woman have rights.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (05:14pm) |
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Eek, that last post I wrote sounded so preachy. Sorry, it wasn't meant to come across that way.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (05:21pm) |
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kgraulty wrote: canuckinla wrote: I wonder why they keep losing directors, maybe it's a hard to find a way to translate what transpires on the boat in a way the producers want? I wonder if they gave Yann Martel and creative direction on it? I'm not sure exactly. I saw the article in a community and it didn't go much into detail. I do wonder how they are going to get the tiger to work on a boat. Seems like there will be a lot of difficult scenes to film. But I bet it will be cool to watch.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (05:22pm) |
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Sound very powerful. I am going to recommend this to my book club group.
Written on: 03/12/2008 (06:01pm) |
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