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I read Harbour this year. It was pretty good actually. I've seen the movie Let the Right One In, but haven't read it yet.
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I was looking at Harbour just a moment ago. I might have to get it. I hope to start Little Star in the next few days. I like how Lindqvist uses tragic figures in his books, IMO making them very believable characters. Especially David in Handling The Undead. |
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Read Let The Right One In; really enjoyed it.
Really liked the Swedish and American film also.
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You're right about tragic figures. The main character in Harbour is pretty damn tragic. His landscape/setting was quite bleak too, but I love bleak settings in books.
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O/T on bleak settings, have you read Dark Matter by Michelle Paver? Very bleak setting and a book I quite enjoyed. |
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I read two or three of John Ajvide Lindqvist's books and I thought the first one was really good and the best of them.
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