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THE LOVELY BONES: Movie Trailer

Literanista August 8, 2009

There are few books that haunt you and whose first lines stay with you for life. The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold is one of those books.

This fall the movie version debuts and I am sure that those of you like me, who mourned, wept, and gulped sobs for Susie and longed for justice for her will look forward to seeing how it plays out on screen.

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    I LOVED this book…can't wait for the movie. will be eerie for sure.

  2. Reply   •  

    great book! I can't wait for this, I had no idea they were making a movie!

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