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I have been an on and off participant in The Book Blogger Hop hosted by Jennifer of Crazy for books for a long time. I have found it to be a great place to discover new to me blogs and meet some great book bloggers.
My blog is the home of Irish Short Story Week centered around St Patrick's Day as well as Indonesian Short Story Week. I am open to book blog events.
Every week Jennifer poses an interesting question for us-here is the one for this week:
“In honor of Banned Books Week, what is your favorite “banned or frequently challenged book”?
Two I have recently read and enjoyed are The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers and To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee.
“In honor of Banned Books Week, what is your favorite “banned or frequently challenged book”?
Two I have recently read and enjoyed are The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers and To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee.
Feature and Follow Friday
I am also and on and off again follower of The Feature and Follow Book Blog Hop. Here is the question for the week
Q. What book that hasn't been turned into a movie (yet) would you most like to see make it to the big screen, and who would you like cast as your favorite character?
Tough question for me. I would say Ruffy's The Manly Man's Mediterranean: A Guide to the Ports by Ruffington Boussweau with Johnny Deep as Ruffy.
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11 comments:
To Kill a Mockingbird has been one of my favorite books since high school. :) I've not heard of your second book, so I should definitely check it out. Have a nice weekend!
~DJL
To Kill a Mockingbird is among my favorites. Just read it again not too long ago. Here’s Mine at FABR
I too liked to kill a mockingbird, although that wasn't my favorite. Stop by beckonedbybooks.blogspot.com to see what I chose
Going through the banned list, there were several books which I did not know were banned in the first place. Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway was my top choice, so many others followed.
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//. What book that hasn't been turned into a movie (yet) would you most like to see make it to the big screen, and who would you like cast as your favorite character?//
Phew, that's tough. mmm, I have always wondered about Murakami's novels turned into movies. They sure would be visually stunning with surreal imagery isn't it.
To get into the road novel/movie genre, what about 'The Savage Detectives'?. Even the 'Stone Raft' of Saramago would take a nice transition to movie.
Ajay
Hopping through. To Kill a Mockingbird is a special book. Sad that it's so controversial.
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To Kill a Mockingbird is like one of those famous banned books, and yet they still make you read it in school. Can't understand that! I read it in 9th grade because it was an assignment. Weird.
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Have a GREAT weekend!
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Hopping by to say"hi", Mel! Enjoy your weekend.
I read The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers recently, but did not review it on my blog. (I purchased this classic book for a dollar or two at a used book sale at the supermarket--of all places--to benefit some sort of charity.) What incredible writing, and an unforgettable story!
Just dropping by for the blog hop. I chose To Kill a Mockingbird as well, though it's been many years since I've read it.
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Following. I am happy that you are listing books I haven't as yet read, albeit, I have read some of the authors. I am glad to have found your site. Blessings, Janet
I was surprised at how many of the books on the 2010-11 list I had read. I enjoyed "To Kill A Mockingbird" as well. Virginia Woolf is one of my all-time favorite authors!
Come over to my blog if you get the chance. Here's my post: http://bookendcrossing.blogspot.com/2011/10/book-blogger-hop-930-103.html
Have a great weekend!
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