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Ben Gold bengold52653 — to-read

Dmitry Malyovaniy vpalto — I liked Nick even more the second time around. And I disliked Daisy, which was a surprise . . . I'd remembered her as so palely likeable from my high school exposure. Living as I do now on the North Shore of Long Island, I played the game of exactly where was Jay's house & where was that green light supposed to be mysteriously still seen on foggy nights. It did lend panache to the game they all were playing, I guess. The scene with the shirts was still pathetically touching as a school-boy showing his marbles to his would-be love, but otherwise, it was just all too well-known. No surprises. No hidden relevancies. A classic for its place in time, for the picture it painted of its place and time. Not a lot more.

Pauline Dekker popodek — an interesting book to read in light of the recent tragedy at virginia tech. i found the perspective of the shooter and his family very eye opening... certainly makes the reader more aware of the complex issues of school shootings!

Djamel Eddine _jamel_ddine — In the 80’s Rabbit Ears had made their trademark as one of the most popular series for children. “Pecos Bill” is no exception as this story won numerous Grammy Awards. With Robin Williams’ narration, Tim Raglin’s drawings, and Ry Cooder’s music, “Pecos Bill” is surely a story you will want to watch over and over again. Robin Williams’ narration, Ry Cooder’s music and Tim Raglin’s illustrations are the true highlights of this story. First off, Robin Williams narrates with high-energy and a cowboy accent to boot. Whenever, Pecos Bill goes through any peril, Robin Williams is loud and excited about the situation as if he was there when Bill performed these spectacular acts. Next on the list is Ry Cooder’s country music. Ry Cooder’s solo guitar performance has provided the perfect mood for the story, going from a light and happy tune highlighting Pecos Bill’s early adventures to dark and intense when Pecos Bill goes against the cyclone, which Cooder’s music may have foreshadowed Pecos Bill’s disappearance from Texas in this scene. Finally, Tim Raglin’s colorful illustrations have greatly influence the mood of this story. Raglin’s drawings are colorful and rich as he greatly details the plains and the cyclone in fluent colors. Raglin also illustrates Pecos Bill’s life in a humorous way, such as, the scene where Pecos Bill is shown throwing around the rattlesnake like a lasso. Tim Raglin’s highlighted illustration was of Pecos Bill himself, as Pecos Bill is drawn with white, fluffy pants, a polka-dotted handkerchief, and suave red hair that make him have the appearance of a true hero. “Pecos Bill” was considered to be Rabbit Ears finest half-hour story. Well, I think that they were right about that. “Pecos Bill” has everything that you would expect from a natural cowboy movie. The story has loads of adventure, comedy, romance, and suspense and each scene describing these genres is greatly enhanced by the narration, drawings and illustrations. “Pecos Bill” is loads of laughs and shocks and is a perfect film for the entire family. Review is also on: Rabbit Ears Book Blog