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ok so it isn't perfect by a long shot and the film is 100 times better than the book but I found that reading the book and annotating it was a way to compile my thoughts abt the story and stuff.
no the writing isn't amaizing but ya know what the story is good enough that I was distracted and I honestly loved it
Neil Perry my love I am so sorry.
Graphic: Emotional abuse, Misogyny, Racism, Sexual assault, Suicide, Suicide attempt, Cultural appropriation, Sexual harassment
Moderate: Child abuse, Emotional abuse
Graphic: Child abuse, Child death, Domestic abuse, Emotional abuse, Sexual assault, Suicide, Grief, Sexual harassment
Graphic: Suicide
Moderate: Emotional abuse, Grief
However, while reading this book I got the feeling that some of these characters weren’t written with the concept of how they were portrayed on screen in mind. There were just scenes or lines some of them would say that felt out of touch with what we as an audience know about these characters already (assuming you’ve seen the movie before hand, since this is an adaptation off of the movie). Like I read scenes and couldn’t stop myself for thinking “did this author pay no mind to how these characters were portrayed when writing this?” Then there were some of the scenes that were edited down or changed from what was in the movie that wasn’t my cup of tea. For example the iconic desk set scene goes from a shitty birthday present becoming an airplane during a bonding moment to just Todd sulking and yelling. Rightfully so but you lose the connect Todd and Neil had by doing it that way. I understand that might have been how it was originally written in the original script but wasn’t a fan of it. And please don’t get me started of book Knox, who somehow is worse than movie Knox.
Overall, I enjoyed this book simply because I enjoyed the movie. That being said it’s really a 3 in my eyes, but bumped to a 4 because of what it is.
Graphic: Sexual assault, Suicide
Moderate: Death, Emotional abuse, Grief
Minor: Blood, Alcohol
Graphic: Death, Emotional abuse, Suicide, Blood, Alcohol
Graphic: Death, Emotional abuse, Suicide
Minor: Child death, Deadnaming, Death, Emotional abuse, Suicide, Cultural appropriation
Graphic: Emotional abuse, Suicide
She certainly did not disappoint as this book took me on the same emotional rollercoaster as the film. With slight deviations, Dead Poets Society drew me into life as a young man at Welton Academy under the tutelage of Mr Keating. I celebrated their triumphs and cried at the sorrows and fell in love with their friendship.
“O Captain! My Captain!”, I hope to “gather [my] rosebuds while [I] may,” and make my life extraordinary!
Graphic: Emotional abuse
Moderate: Death, Gun violence, Self harm, Suicide, Grief, Sexual harassment
Graphic: Emotional abuse, Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, Sexual harassment