[ebooktalk] Re: American books.
- From: "Elaine Harris \(Rivendell\)" <elaineharris@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ebooktalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2013 09:43:22 +1000
Hello Pele,
I suspect the real answer, as with any of those horrible abductions, is that
there never is a real reason for them, or not one most of us could
comprehend: power, gratification, control. I don't know enough about sick
minds.
I have enjoyed and do enjoy many an American book and some Australian ones
but every so often I have an overwhelming need to read something English.
(You can take this girl out of England but not England out of this girl, or
words to that effect.)
Take care,
Elaine
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Subject: [ebooktalk] Re: American books.
Hi Elaine
I am afraid I could not finish "Room". This was not because it was a
terrible book, but I couldn't take the idea of these people locked up in
that small room. One day I will read it and find out how they coped when
they got out. But I was told by other people who read it that there was no
satisfactory explanation of why the woman had been abducted and held in the
room.
Pele
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