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#226640 10/28/12 03:51 PM
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I just stumbled across this website this evening, and it made me think of the 50 Books in a Year thread that's going and is pretty popular, so I thought I'd share this.

Apparently, it's all of the books mentioned in the show Gilmore Girls and the poster has challenged him/herself to read them all.

The list is pretty long and daunting, though, so beware before challenging yourself. lol

Rory Gilmore Reading List


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Thank you for sharing. This is pretty cool. I'll add the ones I don't know/haven't read to my I'll-get-to-them-someday list. smile1


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I've read a number of the books on this list - more than I would have guessed - but I'm not re-reading "Ethan Frome." It's depressing and joyless with a terribly unsatisfying ending for anyone who isn't a complete cynic. There are no heroes, no good guys, just a bunch of people who either steamroll the other people in their lives or just kneel in the steamroller's path and let it flatten them. I can't recall any humor from it at all.

Aside from that, it's boring. That's a fatal flaw in today's publishing world. Rory should have read "Podkayne of Mars" or "Glory Road" by Robert Heinlein instead.

But I always loved the snappy dialogue in this show. I wish that kind of patter would just flow from my fingertips. I can't imagine writing a script a week that snapped and crackled with energy like that. I miss that show.

And yes, I'm a guy! So pass the snark and pop some more popcorn. If I see it on reruns, that's where my remote stops and don't bother me until the last knife gets twisted in someone's emotional center.


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