The book is split into chapters, but they are never numbered. Block provides us a strong character in the character of Charlotte. The language and dialogue gives the book a bold, dreamlike feel that engages you and makes you feel sympathy for our heroine. It raises questions over what it would mean to live through the worst disasters unscathed, slowly losing your human sympathy. Despite the title, Pretty Dead, comes alive and jumps of its pages, giving us a glimpse of what it means to be alive, and what it means to live.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Book Review: Pretty Dead
Monday, June 13, 2011
My Reading List
So the other day I found some time to stop by the library and pick up some books and a few music CDS:
Novels: Fledgling By Octavia E. Butler, The Host By Stephenie Meyer, Pretty Dead By Franscesca Lia Block.
CDS: Death By Chocolate, All Over The World: The very best of Electric Light Orchestra, Ocean Eyes By Owl City, The Hazards of love and Picaresque By The Decemberists, The Wall By Pink Floyd, Kiss and Tell By Selena Gomez and The Scene.
I have listened to most of the albums already, and have also read Pretty Dead. Review coming soon (probably).
I am not going to be able to post for a while, so go find your happy place while I am gone (or whatever).
Stay classy, internet.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Super 8
In Super 8, a group of friends are filming a movie at a train station when a horrific train crash occurs. The super 8mm camera they were using captured everything and another thing I can not mention without having a spoiler alert. The acting in this movie is exquisite. The lighting and special effects are simply wonderful. I love watching movies about other movie fans as enthusiastic as these. If you loved E.T., I guarantee that you will LOVE this movie. Highly recommend for everyone. Five out of Five Stars.
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