<![CDATA[warning!]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Bless the Child

homesick251960 — 12 years ago(October 04, 2013 09:25 AM)

Whatever you do, don't read the book. I bought it from my library's book sale room. It's so disturbing, I won't even donate it, I'm throwing it in the trash. DON'T READ IT!!!!!
"Don't let a suitcase full of cheese be your big fork and spoon." ~~~Marie Barone.

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The book was magnificent

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What is so disturbing about it? Is there child abuse or something?
It's been a long while since I've seen the movie and I've not yet read the book.

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Really? The book is heavy and is completely different from the movie (thank Gods!) and you are right, it is disturbing. But I still found it to be a compelling read.
Read the last few chapters - depute the chills of the book, it does have a good ending.
Everything should be done in moderation - even moderation.

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