It’s never too late to read this book… Go on, read it! 😉

Here’s some awful truth, I have’t read To Kill a Mockingbird, and now it’s probably too late. I heard so much praise about it, there’s now way I will catch up and see it the way others did.

I’m really not sure about Handmaid’s sequel,.. certainly it will be successful though. Remember when Harper Lee’s ‘lost’ book was published… it was disappointing both as a book on its own and as a sequel. I know a lot of people enjoyed it, I didn’t.

I’m happy I actually noticed that one phrase only, but I noticed it big time. I was really disappointed then because Don transformed into something else completely at that moment.

I don’t remember how she wrote the sequels. If they were planned ahead, or she started writing them when the first books got famous already. I think this factor plays a role in how good the sequel will be. When there’s already a notion of the next book, even if it’s just an idea of it, I think it can work out fine. But when a book is born ONLY because a previous one was a success, more often than not, it won’t be anything worthwhile. That’s why, by the way, I think the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale that has been recently announced won’t match the quality of the initial story.

Yes, it is very funny, it’s funny in a perfect way. No silly, flirty humour, just the right kind. I have never noticed this about ice-cream flavours though, but now I don’t eat any ice-cream at all, so I can’t check. I’m sure they have different taste. Why would it be otherwise? 🙂

Thank you for the recommendation! It does sound interesting. I’ll look it up!

Depends what it is… although it worked for the Harry Potter books 😉