December 28, 2008 at 12:24 pm (All Blogs, All Personals, All Reviews)
Tags: books, life, loba blogs
Without wishing to spoil the story for anyone, I was truly amazed by the simplicity yet the deep nature of this book. This is a story for anyone who wishes to never grow old or questions laws of nature.
It left me with much thought and appreciation for life and the natural progress of it.
Loba
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coffee said,
January 19, 2009 at 12:58 am
i was pleasantly surprised to find out that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the short story upon which the movie Benjamin Button was based, (they mention this in the opening credits)