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The question this week:
“What are you most looking forward to this fall/autumn season – A particular book release? Halloween? The leaves changing color? Cooler temperatures? A vacation?My answer:
Believe it or not but there are a lot of things to look forward to in the fall!
I love that air is clearer in the fall and that you start to really enjoy when the sun is shining cuz it is warming you in a way it does not in the summer. It is really different when The air is a little cooler. The sun is really much more enjoyable then. I love the colors on the leaves as well it is just so amazingly beautiful.
I also love the fashion in the fall because I love the knitted sweaters and the knitted scarfs it is so cozy in a way.
And this fall I have a lot of books to look forward to! Like "Silence" by Becca Fitzpatrick and "Last breath" by Rachel Caine just to name two.
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This Friday's Question:
Making a Difference: Which book(s) would you put in the hands of
today's teenagers in hopes of making a difference in their lives?
today's teenagers in hopes of making a difference in their lives?
My Answer:
Well that would be "A walk to remember" by Nicholas Sparks. I just think that is an amazing book. I and I just cried and cried when I read it. I think it is good for a teenager because it shows that there is so much more behind the surface and I think teenagers today worry too much about whats on the surface to even look further.
8 comments:
I never read A walk to remember though I watched the movie. If the book is as powerful and moving as the book was I can totally understand your choice. It is a sad thing that our society shapes us to be worried about the physical or what's on the surface. To be encouraged to look deeper is a gift that not many have and this story just proved that there's so much waiting for us to discover.
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I agree, I cried and cried through the end of that book! My teen readers love Nicholas Sparks...they like the romance and emotion. A great way to get them started on reading for fun.
What a lovely response. I haven't read this book yet but I think that lesson is such an important lesson for teenagers to learn!
-Katelyn
I really liked the movie for A Walk to Remember better than the book. But it is a very heartbreaking story.
I can't wait for Silence!! Hoping the story's better than Crescendo which kinda lagged. But still liked it!
And Fall is a wonderful time of year weather wise!
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I have not read this book but since i know it is a movie i'm going to seek it out. I definitely agree with your reasons.
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My hubby and I will be going to Hawaii in October for five days. I know it isn't very long, but better than nothing. That is what I'm looking forward to this Fall.
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