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The book is 50 this year, and there is a documentry on BBC4 about the author etc., to be followed by the film itself, starring Gregory Peck, and is one of my favourite films.
Bliss!  |
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"The book is 50 this year, and there is a documentry on BBC4 about the author etc., to be followed by the film itself, starring Gregory Peck, and is one of my favourite films.
Bliss! "
Great book, and have seen the stage play many times. Studied it at A level.
Another good book is Far from the madding crowd. |
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My eldest son was not a great reader, no matter how many books I read to him or gave to him.
Now he reads some of my old books, imagine my pleasure seeing him read To kill a mockingbird and Catcher in the rye. xxxx |
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"Great book, and have seen the stage play many times. Studied it at A level.
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Really? I read it for my O levels back in 1981!  "
er my A level was 1996. So it still standing the test of time. |
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My daughter just finished studying it for her GCSE English, and again it was one of a very few books (Harry bloody Potter notwithstanding!) that she's ever read and genuinely enthused about!
Shame the documentary was on too late to help her with her exams though  |
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