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Showing posts with label The Hunger Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Hunger Games. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Book Updates on My Book and Reading Catching Fire



I created this one. This is not the whole image. Just got a portion of it. 
This is also part of the final book video and book cover of Bookworm.


This was taken by my niece, Abigail. These hands belong to two different guys - actually, my nephews, Paul and Jinggo. I’m so thankful for their help and participation. This photo is part of the
final book video of Bookworm that will be uploaded soon.


Are you waiting for the upcoming release of my book, Bookworm? I'm already done with the final book video, but I'm still in the editing process of the book. I know. I didn't realize that it would take that long, too. ;-) Frankly, I'm afraid the publication might be bumped by next month. I'll keep you posted on what happens.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

One to Six - A Movie and Books


   Copyright 2012. sittiecateslovestories.blogspot.com


I know I’ve said - over and over - that I am so in love with books. Wrap a movie on one or two, and you have my undivided attention. Just don’t forget the coffee, okay? ;-)

When movies are created from books, oftentimes, I’d bury my head in the book before seeing the movie. While I can later say that the film was spectacular with all the effects, heart-stopping action, and heightened dramatic moments, I still find much pleasure in learning what really happened in the author’s tale - written in his or her own style.

But last time, I deviated a bit. That last time was last night.

I’ve watched The Hunger Games (which was written by Suzanne Collins). It really made me jump from my seat - literally!

Now I guess, for some, watching the movie first would lessen the appeal of the book. Not with me. 

So why didn’t I read the story first?