Waiting for LOST
Sixth and final series of LOST is set to start broadcasting some time in the new year, and I thought I'd brighten up the wait by an exceedingly catchy little tune. :)
Jane Eyre - the Graphic Novel
by Charlotte Brontë; script adaptation by Amy Corzine, artwork by John M Burns, lettering by Terry Wiley (Classical Comics, 2010 [1847]) "I scorn your idea of love and the counterfeit sentiment you offer. And I scorn you when you offer it." This Charlotte Brontë classic is brought to vibrant life by artist John M. Burns. His sympathetic treatment of Jane Eyre's life during the 19th century will delight any reader with its strong emotions and wonderfully rich atmosphere. Travel back to a time of grand Victorian mansions contrasted with the severest poverty and immerse yourself in this love story. It is presented in full colour graphic novel format wonderfully illustrated by legendary artist John M. Burns. It meets UK curriculum requirements. Teachers notes/study guides for KS2/KS3 available. There's not a lot to say about the graphic novel version of Jane Eyre more than "it's the most faithful adaptation I've come across". It even got th...
I love "Lost."
ReplyDeleteI've come to realize there are those who do (who have either watched from the beginning or recently caught up on all the seasons via dvd) and those who can't stand it because they don't know what in the heck is going on. I have watched it since season 1 aired and therefore have to know what happens next... and half the time I get confused about what is happening! :)
Are you team Sawyer or Jack?
I'm for Jack. :)
We had a marathon one weekend watching the whole of series 1, and then watched the rest on TV, as we heard it was supposed to be really good, but we'd missed the first half of series 1 by then. Got bored after series 3 I think it was, in a sort of "Oh no, they're dragging it out even more! *groan*" but I kept at it and then it became really interesting again. Hubby dropped out after series 2. It's a great show, and the amount of questions it keeps raising and the way it plays with your mind is rather enjoyable. :)
ReplyDeleteTeam Sawyer or Jack for what? Kate? Undecided. As characters go, I've come to prefer Sawyer as the show has gone on. Jack just seems to be so whiny nowadays, whereas Sawyer has grown from being an annoying git to actually have both some heart and some brains! It's like they've both gone in opposite directions somehow. Can't wait for it to come back and see how it all ends! :)