How many of you have read The Princess Bride book?

How many of you have read The Princess Bride book? I know it's kind of a kissing book but.... Personally, I haven't read it yet. I want to, though.
—Echogreen the Miraculous Dragon-Slayer from Kashyyyk
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It's gr8
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ReplyDeleteThe pic is 👌
ReplyDeleteI own it but I haven't actually gotten around to reading it. From what I have read, I think it actually makes the movie make more sense in a way you don't realize it needs it needed, and I like that, but all my siblings who've finished the book say it's good but the movie is still better.
ReplyDeleteAAAAAA I love princess bride!
ReplyDeleteI could qoutue the hole thing
It's a...strange read. It's written a bit like the movie, with regular breaks from the story. In the book it's commentary from the author on the story rather than a boy and his grandfather. But otherwise the movie is almost 100% accurate to the book. Almost all they did was pull out some scenes (it would've been too long with them I'm sure). And the Miracle Max scene is a bit different. Overall the movie and book are both among my favorites
ReplyDeleteNever read it and its sad to say but I dont want to because it might kill the movie for me
ReplyDeleteMarc Reimer I can say that for a lot of books/movies.
ReplyDeleteIt's on my TBR (along with about a million other books)
ReplyDeleteIt's weird. It's the only book I've read where the movie is better
ReplyDeleteBc the movie is almost just like the book, just brought to life
ReplyDeleteI've read part of it.
ReplyDeleteOh it's fan-friggin-tastic
ReplyDeleteI didn't enjoy the book very much. I found it confusing the way it broke from history some and rambled down different paths. I read it four years ago. The movie was better by far.
ReplyDeleteSeen the movie, haven't read the book. The movie, however, is my all-time favorite. It's a work of art.
ReplyDeleteFrom reading the book (I'd say about 4 years ago) I have come to appreciate the movie even more!!! I very much enjoy the back story of Indigo and Fezzik featured in the book
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