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Post by Wicked Esther on Jul 9, 2020 15:24:20 GMT
I recall SK mentioning somewhere about his fear of dementia. Joe did such an amazing job with his fictitious analogy, yet all of the details are spot on - heartbreaking. Papa must've been incredibly impressed by this story.
I remember thinking several times how relieved I felt that Michael realized, before it was too late, how much Shelly meant to him.
Thanks. Yeah, I think there were a few valuable lessons buried in the story. One being that teenagers are often more sensitive, intelligent and considerate than we give them credit.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2020 17:26:24 GMT
Finally read the story. It was a good story but would have been better if it were 70 pages long instead of 90. But both Michael and the description of Alzheimers was very good.
Will try to be in time when it comes to Loaded. Looking forward to it.
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Post by Wicked Esther on Jul 9, 2020 17:31:29 GMT
Finally read the story. It was a good story but would have been better if it were 70 pages long instead of 90. But both Michael and the description of Alzheimers was very good.
Will try to be in time when it comes to Loaded. Looking forward to it. Joe likes to do those really short chapters that are just a half a page or even shorter sometimes. Just curious--Does that bother some readers? I kinda like it, myself.
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Post by morgan on Jul 9, 2020 17:43:39 GMT
Finally read the story. It was a good story but would have been better if it were 70 pages long instead of 90. But both Michael and the description of Alzheimers was very good.
Will try to be in time when it comes to Loaded. Looking forward to it. Joe likes to do those really short chapters that are just a half a page or even shorter sometimes. Just curious--Does that bother some readers? I kinda like it, myself. I personally enjoy short chapters. Must have something to do with my attention span. It's the only redeeming quality of a book I'm currently slogging through.
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Post by Wicked Esther on Jul 9, 2020 17:45:53 GMT
Joe likes to do those really short chapters that are just a half a page or even shorter sometimes. Just curious--Does that bother some readers? I kinda like it, myself. I personally enjoy short chapters. Must have something to do with my attention span. It's the only redeeming quality of a book I'm currently slogging through.We are a lot alike when it comes to book (dis)organization and attention spans!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2020 20:40:21 GMT
Finally read the story. It was a good story but would have been better if it were 70 pages long instead of 90. But both Michael and the description of Alzheimers was very good.
Will try to be in time when it comes to Loaded. Looking forward to it. Joe likes to do those really short chapters that are just a half a page or even shorter sometimes. Just curious--Does that bother some readers? I kinda like it, myself. I didn't mind the short chapters here. In other books i do remember getting annoyed about it but that was because it was straight through the book and made plot and characters kinda undeveloped IMO. It made a lazy impression. But here thats not the case, its more a matter of style to drive a point home.
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Post by wireman on Jul 10, 2020 14:39:04 GMT
bump
Next Wednesday (7-15) we will be discussing Loaded by Joe Hill from the book Strange Weather. Be there, aloha.
Feel free to add more brain droppings about Snapshot to this thread any time.
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Post by morgan on Jul 10, 2020 20:03:29 GMT
"I believe that our subconscious often finishes ideas hours, days, weeks, even years before it decides to present them to the higher reaches of the brain."
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