Kat's prompt ideas

1.  The Count of Monte Cristo
-this is one of my favorite movies; great revenge driven plot
2. It by Stephen King
- a book that I've read recently
3. The Beast of Noor
- a book I just unearthed from my shelf while packing

Comments

  1. Dina SeremetMarch 19, 2020 at 11:39 AM

    The Count of Monte Cristo would be super interesting to review. I don't remember if I have seen the movie, but I remember reading the book and it was full of things that would be great to write about in a review.

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  2. Kamille MartinMarch 19, 2020 at 5:46 PM

    I love Stephen King because I think he's so brilliant at what he does. It would be an interesting book to review because of the many hints the author has throughout the novel that shows the overall message of the story.

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  3. Sebastian StockmanMarch 24, 2020 at 2:13 PM

    Kat, I think these are all good possible topics. Though I would encourage you — as I encourage everyone — to re-encounter the book or the movie again. That is, re-watch or re-read, and so IT might be a little bit difficult!

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