Years ago I watched the minis eries the made from Dean Koontz book intensity. The mini folowed the book pretty well. So I started reading the mist after seeing the feature . . . close but no cigar. It seems the only way a movie can do a book any justice is by being 10 hours long. Hahaha hence LotR. What are you reading was there a movie made about it? Will there be?

I am rereading the Harry Potter series.

Same here. Still great the second time around!

Am also reading Home Before Morning by Lynda Van Devanter about an army nurse who served in Vietnam.

I just finished Parable of the Sower a very powerful book lots of messages with no movie to speak of. I'm currenlty reading the Memory Keepers Daughter also no flick to speak of but an intense read none the less. And as soon as I get a moment I'm swining in to borders to grab Wicked they made the play (which it is likely i wont see), I hoe for a movie but if that never happens I want to at least have read the book. All my friends are talking about how good it is.

I just re-read Harry Harrison's "The Stainless Steel Rat for President"

and now I'm reading, "A Plague of Deamons" by Keith Laumer. It's about extra-terrestrial dog-man things who are stealing brains from battlefields (which accounts for the unexplained missing persons people always debate about) and other places. They have everyone hypnotized so they don't see them and they harvest us to put in battle machines. It turns out that the dog-men represent true Evil in the universe and they are fighting Good . . . pure Good which turns out to be pretty bad even to the most conservative of US . . . the hybrids called, "Art".

It's cool and the main character first becomes a bionic man, then gets harvested and takes over his new battle-droid body because of the hypno-therapy (personality fragment) he got from his buddy who did the surgery in their secret underground H.Q. He takes over the whole army and carries the fight on taking over 'bots and freeing minds across the cosmos . . .

I need to get a copy of, "The 27th Day" . . . it's about aliens who land and give capsules to selected people from different countries. They tell everyone that there is a secret to the capsules, and if it can be solved then they can be used for good. If not, they can just say, "Activate" and then give the longitude and lattitude of targets and they will destroy all human life in a big radius. The aliens are tired of Man's constant squabbling and want to get 'er dun - one way or another.

The professor of the group finds the secret. He figured - why would super-smart aliens just give us a way to wipe ourselves out? He made a slight chemical change - and the capsules then caused everyone in their blast zone to be changed, too! Some died outright - but they were all really evil people. Afterwards, with the stuff from the pills forever in the atmosphere, a politician would occasionally get the "power sickness" and would have a big headache and be bedridden for a few days, but then he would return to normal and be a happy, loving person.

World peace achieved. Good story. We need those pills!!!

The Memory Keeper's Daughter HAS been made into a Lifetime TV network movie and will air Saturday (tomorrow) evening. It stars Dermot Mulroney and Gretchen Mol.

I've got that scheduled on TiVo...it sounds really good.

I'm reading at the moment my "nutrition science with chemistry" folders. I have my final examination on Monday. I hope I will make it good :-)

The last book I finished was "A Confederacy of Dunces"

Hilarious and definitely feature-worthy, but apparently it's "cursed" as many actors considered for the role of Ignatius in a film adaptation have died an untimely death. (Belushi, Candy, Farley...all would have been excellent in the role.)

So, we won't be seeing it any time soon.

Stephen King's

I don't have TiVo and I haven't read the book but according to the LMN site its on this Saturday at 9, you guys have made a biliever out of me. I am currently reading R.L. Stines' Be Careful What You Wish For, to my niece she is a little girl who loves a good scare and has just discovered the joys of choose your own adventure books.

i am reading THE BELL JAR by Sylvia Plath

Reading Stalked By Brian Freeman. Any fellow mystery fans out there?

I am reading for probably the 20th time The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough. It has already been made into a mini series some time in the 80's which I have seen a few times but can't stand to watch because they leave out so many of the good parts, but IMO you can never re-create a good book on screen successfully.

Currently: The Secret Life of Harry Houdini
Really interesting...I love nonfiction

Almost finished with Susan Wiggs' Table for Five. Great book if you are into romances!

I just finished reading "Go Ask Alice" and now I'm reading Poe's(Edgar Allen Poe) collection of writings.

Hey Flashymom, i missed the first thirty minutes of the movie did I miss any thing important?

That movie replays tonight at 9.

I'm currently reading a novel by Amanda Quick....The River Knows

It's a romantic, historical, thriller....did I mention romance?

Amanda Quick is amazing, I've read many of her books.

thanks the acting was pretty good and i loved gretchen mol's character!

Hey Gang,

I am currently reading Christopher Rice's The Snow Garden

-Just an awesome book that keeps you reading and the type of book you cannot put down.

Halfway through "Flowers for Algernon" at the moment. Really good.

I'm currently reading "The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference" by Malcolm Gladwell.

I am not reading anything at the moment other than my students homework and tests..I just wanted to bump this above all the spam..

im reading "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair and i think it would be amazing if a movie was made out of this book. ..if there isnt already one about or similar to it.. lol

Twilight - Stephenie Meyer because everybody seems to have read it except for me...lol

I haven't read it and have no desire to read vampire fiction books.......only one I'll read will be Dracula by Bram Stoker. Read Frankenstein by Mary Shelley -- VERRRY different from what the movies make it out to be! Really a top notch story, very sad in a way.

Right now, I'm reading Foreign Body by Robin Cook.....when I'm not playing around here, running the house, doing my Scout stuff, watching LOCI or trying to write my fanfic.........Also have a new John Grisham book and a new Tanenbaum book next in line to read.

I just picked up the first 9 books written by Kathy Reichs - this is the lady the series "BONES" is based on.

So far I'm a couple chapters into the first book, Deja Dead, and it looks like it's going to be a great read.

Just finished Mr. Perfect by Linda Howard.. It was good.. I liked it.. a lot.. It's billed as sexy fun... and it is.. hooboy is it. If your into a little smut (like I am) pick it up, and enjoy.............

I've now started the In Death series by J.D. Robb

Hey Jen let me know how you like Twilight, I keep hearing about it too!!

I just finished the third book of the In The Garden Trilogy by Nora Roberts. The three books were"

Blue Dahlia
Black Rose
Red Lily

They each got better and better

And now I am going to be starting a book about the life and career of actor Pierce Brosnan... it should be a good read.

I'm reading The Christmas Hope by Donna VanLiere . Trying to get myself into the Christmas Spirit!

Mike Doyle's profile

Florida vs. Alabama......ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!!!!

I'm reading the Clique series. Its hilarious!

Jet Li's life lol

Entertaining Mr. Stone is getting a second read-through from me. Also Foreign Body by Robin Cook.

I might have to look into the Kathy Reichs books -- I LOVE 'Bones'!

Baby Poof-Emily Giffin

Never heard of her. Is it any good?

Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade

My brother loooves Indy Jones, he got tons of books and comics for Christmas.

I'm reading Shakespeare's Coriolanus and Plutarch's Makers of Rome.

Are those for school assignments? Cuz they sure don't sound like pleasure reading to me.

I've been reading (and writing) fanfic over on the LOCI thread. Some of those writers are REALLY good!

Jesse James

Just finished the Black Dagger brotherhood series. Really good.

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I've been a book-a-holic lately! I'm just about finished with Sugar Daddy by Lisa Kleypas. Totally made me homesick for Texas!!

Andrea

I'm onto the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series by Laurell K Hamilton