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Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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Arrested for unbelievably answering all twelve questions on the Indian game show "Who Will Win a Billion?" semi-literate waiter Ram Mohammad Thomas explains to his lawyer how he knew the answer to each question due to events in his personal life, from a past meeting with a zealous Australian army colonel to his tour guide job at the Taj Mahal. A first novel. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.
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Decalino
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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1. I prefer hardcover when possible, but trade paperbacks are great too
2. According to my storygraph stats, 25% nonfiction, 75% fiction 🙂
3. I enjoy historical fiction, but science fiction has been my favorite genre since I was a kid
4. More recent, with the occasional classic
5. COFFEE (I'm drinking some right now)
6. Physical, definitely
7. Print. It takes me forever to finish an audio book

#WondrousWednesday
@Eggs

Eggs 🩷💜🩷 9mo
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sarahbellum
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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Mehso-so

If you like wild coincidences and main characters with loads of childhood trauma, have I got a book for you! 😕🤷🏻‍♀️

Second September #roll100 title complete ✅

PuddleJumper Nicely done! 2y
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Beatlefan129
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Mehso-so

It‘s been a few years since I‘ve seen the movie Slumdog Millionaire which was adapted from this book, but this may be one of those rare cases where the movie is better than the book.The main character is a poor waiter who goes through so many horrible things—incest, rape, torture—that end up providing him with answers to win 1 billion rupees on a game show.Even though it ends happily it was still difficult to read so I can see why much was changed

sarahbellum I‘m currently reading this and have about 100 pages to go. I feel the same way- this poor kid! 2y
Karisa I remember seeing Slumdog Millionaire with friends when it came out and loving it. One of the friends who had read the book said the same thing at that time. Sometimes the movie is better! (I think Crazy Rich Asians is better as a movie too. 😶😬🤣) 2y
Blueberry I LOVE this book. And it helped me understand the movie which I saw first. 2y
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Cinfhen
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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#AlphabetGame @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Allylu I LOVED LOVED LOVED the movie Slumdog Millionaire but WOW did I LOVE the book the movie is based on!!! Such a great read😍🙌🏻

BarbaraBB Oh yes, this is a great read! 2y
vivastory I had no idea that the movie was based on a book! 2y
Cinfhen I didn‘t either @vivastory but it was such a great find! Loved it @BarbaraBB 2y
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 📚🙌🏻 2y
Blueberry LOVED the book! 2y
Cinfhen Just saw your email @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💖💖💖💖will respond later today xxx 2y
Cinfhen @Blueberry yay!!! I love when others validate my feelings about a book 😁 2y
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suvata
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Do you read to turn your mind off or to turn your mind on? Or both? Discuss.

Magpiegem To turn my mind off of other things, especially at night. But when I flew internationally I would read to keep my. Brain alert on long quiet night flights 3y
suvata @Magpiegem that makes sense. I think I usually read to turn my mind off. Novels tend to do that. Non-fiction tends to turn my mind on. But there are always exceptions to the rule. 3y
wanderinglynn For me, it depends on the book & my purpose for reading. 3y
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julesG Both! Or rather, even if I read to turn my mind off, my mind switches on and then starts picking the plot/writing/accuracy/consistency/... apart. 3y
Soubhiville I hadn‘t ever thought of it in quite this way. I read to entertain myself sometimes, to quiet thoughts of the day before bed (I guess that could be turning off), and to fill myself up and educate, which I suppose could be turning on. Interesting question. 3y
TheAromaofBooks I do both, but I definitely trend more towards off!! I do enjoy nonfiction and learning things, but especially if life is busy or stressful, I head for fluff or some suspense!! 3y
suvata Obviously, there are no correct answers. I just heard someone pose that question and thought it was interesting. Just something to ponder. Loved all your perspectives. 3y
Smrloomis Hmm I think I read to focus my mind - either for fun or to add something to it. If I don‘t, there‘s constant chatter going on up there 🤨😂 3y
Deblovestoread I read to unwind or escape (off) mostly, but also read to learn and grow (on). On/off depends on the book in my hands. 3y
kspenmoll I read to escape( mysteries) but I also read to immerse myself in others‘ perspectives, learn about the world, history, science, biography, spirituality etc etc!!!! Learn & grow. 3y
suvata @kspenmoll Me too. I love learning about other cultures and traditions. 3y
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Blueberry
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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1. Little Fires Everywhere
2. The Princess Bride
3. Slumdog Millionaire

#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

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Jessieleah
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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25cm of snow ❄️ calls for a good cup of coffee ☕️ and a good book. Seriously hoping I break my streak of bad books with this one!

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Sharpeipup
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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Thanks for the tag @MoonWitch94
1. ☝️(basis for movie Slumdog Millionaire)
2. Yes and I‘m always looking for more.
3. Yes - over the past years, I‘ve been cooking for Indian food. I suggest carrot halwa as an easy beginner recipe.
Wanna play @Emilymdxn @jenniferw88
#indianindependenceday @Blackink_WhitePaper

Blackink_WhitePaper Thanks for playing 😻💐👍 Carrot Halwa is my all time fav 😋😋 4y
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Sarz
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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4 ⭐

This is the book that Slumdog Millionaire is based on. I haven't seen the movie, and I'm pretty sure the version of the book I read (audiobook) was heavily abridged, but I liked it. I really enjoyed the 'twist' but thought more could have been done with it. I'm eager to read the paperback (or watch the movie) to see whether it's the same.

This is my pick for #SetinIndia for #booked2020
@Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage @4thhouseontheleft

Blueberry I loved the book! And it helped me understand the sequencing of the movie. 5y
Cinfhen I loved the book and movie!! If you‘re gonna pick one...watch the movie 🍿 5y
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TrishB
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Pickpick

Finding it hard to concentrate - but read for a couple of hours in bed last night. A quick read, but I found it quite sad - though to be honest I‘m finding most things sad at the moment.
Cindy is this ok to use for #panasianauthor ?

Cinfhen Hmmmmm, I honestly don‘t know. Maybe my cohosts know the answer..... or Google to the rescue!!! @barbarathebibliophage @4thhouseontheright (edited) 5y
Cinfhen If the mood ever strikes, watch the film!!!!! It‘s actually uplifting as compared to the book, which I too found sad 😢 5y
TrishB @Cinfhen the author is Indian so I think so, I wasn‘t quite sure of the definition of pan Asian. I will add to the must watch films in my retirement! 😘 5y
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suzie.reads Hope you're okay xx 5y
BookishMe @Cinfhen Slumdog Millionaire? 5y
Cinfhen Yes @BookishMe !!!!! Don‘t you love that film???? 5y
BarbaraBB Great choice for an easy read. Though sad indeed, but all is said 😢. Have you found out what pan Asian means? 5y
BookishMe @Cinfhen I am of Indian heritage... LOVE that catchy song - Jai Ho 😍😍 the actor who played the quizmaster is one of the fave actors ;D so everything to love about that award winning movie 5y
Cinfhen 🎶 Jai Ho! Aaja, aaja jind shamiyane ke tale 🎶 THE BEST SONG @BookishMe 5y
BookishMe @Cinfhen ❣️👏🏽❣️👏🏽❣️ 5y
Balibee146 Love to all... I can't concentrate at all.... So worried for vulnerable friends and family and communities as a whole. We are one of the struggling self employed... Currently zero income but staying in and doing our bit #staysafe 5y
TrishB @Balibee146 so sorry Ali, it‘s a totally worrying time but even more so if you‘re self employed. 5y
Balibee146 @TrishB yeah thanks my lovely... Anxiety is way up but I'm trying to remind myself how relatively fortunate I am compared to so many in the world and our losses will only be financial I hope (!) ... Others will lose something so much more precious. I'm heartbroken 💔😢 5y
TrishB @Balibee146 heart broken too, totally understand. Read an article today and someone was saying what we‘re all feeling is grief. Obviously at people losing their lives, but of a way of life and a future. So true. Sending hugs 😘 5y
Balibee146 😘😘😘 5y
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TrishB
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Starting something lighthearted and fun (I hope!) I need to get this working from home stuff sorted. Started at 6.45am and have just logged off at 5.45pm. My daughter made lunch and I didn‘t stop.
It‘s not healthy. Look after yourselves people ❤️

Kalalalatja Take care Trish! Don‘t overwork yourself ❤️ 5y
Cathythoughts We all need to take care 😘 5y
Cinfhen Sending big hugs!! This was a great read but it‘s not light 😞Have you seen the film??? It‘s AMAZING!!!!! 5y
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alisiakae It‘s almost 3pm here and I just realized I forgot to eat lunch. I‘m hoping things start to smooth out as the week continues on! 5y
squirrelbrain Look after yourself! Shall I send you lunch reminders?! Maybe you should take up smoking then you can have regular ‘fag breaks‘! 🚬 5y
MicheleinPhilly As someone who works from home all of the time I can‘t stress enough how important it is to stick to a “normal” work schedule with a lunch and coffee/tea breaks. The work will still be there. Look after you. 😘 5y
TrishB @Kalalalatja @Cathythoughts I need to be stricter! 😘 5y
TrishB @Cinfhen I picked the wrong book again!! Of course I haven‘t seen the film 😁 5y
TrishB @4thhouseontheleft I need to set myself boundaries! I ate lunch but didn‘t stop working ☹️ 5y
TrishB @squirrelbrain 😂😂 replace one unhealthy life style with another! 5y
TrishB @MicheleinPhilly I need to do this soon as I‘m also building up unrealistic expectations for myself and everyone else. Thank you friend 😘 5y
Itchyfeetreader I find working from home really tough for more than the odd day . I have a team in India and any boss and peers are in the US - it‘s much easier for the day to stretch in both directions at home! Given this looks to be long haul o need to find a better routine 5y
TrishB @Itchyfeetreader that‘s why it‘s difficult as I‘m working with partners round the world- as someone finishes, someone else gets going! Definitely need a better routine. 5y
CarolynM Echoing @MicheleinPhilly You MUST schedule breaks. And set a finishing time which you stick to unless there is a good reason to go over. Working from home can be wonderfully freeing and flexible, but only if your mind set is right. Good luck.😘 (edited) 5y
LeahBergen Oh, no! Don‘t go at it so hard. Take care of yourself! 😘😘😘 5y
erzascarletbookgasm Do look after yourself! ❤️ Best of luck working out a routine that‘s best for you. 5y
TrishB @CarolynM @LeahBergen @erzascarletbookgasm I‘m trying 🤞🏻🤞🏻 had a half hour lunch break today! Everything is so urgent it‘s really hard! 5y
Caroline2 Oh no Trish. Make sure you take care of yourself too!! 5y
TrishB @Caroline2 doing my best ❤️😘 thank you (it‘s not good enough yet!) 5y
Centique Oh you poor thing! Teachers and academic staff are so frantic 💕💕 My hubs work from home is intense too. I usually do 15 hours a week for him but that‘s hard now with the kids home. (Not complaining, just getting used to it) I‘ve got a plan today to get the grandparents (who are stuck in their retirement village apartment and not supposed to leave at all) to do some activities with the kids over Skype which I think will help all of us. Kia kaha💕 5y
TrishB @Centique it‘s exhausting for everyone. I‘m grateful I still have a job and getting paid. But I know it‘s no fun for anyone. You take care Paula 😘 5y
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Nebklvr
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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This was a uniquely formatted book. The winning contestant on a quiz show is arrested for cheating and he explains how he managed to answer the questions by relating different scenes of his life. The glimpses of extreme poverty and the powerlessness accompanying it will take your breath away. I have watched the movie but did not find them all that similar (from what I remember of the movie, anyways).

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Nebklvr
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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Book club book. Another depressing read.

Karisa I've heard the movie is better on this one. I loved the movie so am tempted to read it though. 5y
Nebklvr @Karisa I really liked the movie and so far the book is good. 5y
Nebklvr @Karisa If you get the chance, pick this one up. It was great. 5y
Karisa @Nebklvr Thanks! 😊 5y
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ItsAnotherJen
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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Pickpick

⭐⭐⭐⭐
I think I saw part of this movie years ago. The book was an excellent read. I can see why so many people like it!
#bookclubpick

Sharpeipup Love this book! Such a great read! 5y
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Blueberry
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#India #LetsTravelJuly @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

These were all good but Q & A (also known as The Slumdog Millionaire) was my favorite.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🙌🏻📚☺️ 5y
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KarenUK
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#timbittunes #startedfromthebottom made me think of my favorite ‘rags to riches‘ tale. Set in India, it‘s a story of a young man who becomes the biggest quiz show winner in history, only to be sent to jail on accusations that he cheated. We see flashbacks of his life explaining to the police how he knew the answers to the questions.
A story of destiny, luck, and determination.
Also one of the few times a movie adaptation gets it right!

TheKidUpstairs Was this the book Slumdog Millionaire was based on? 6y
KarenUK @TheKidUpstairs It is 😊👍... they make some character changes... but the essence of the story remains.... 6y
TrishB Have this ready on the tbr 👍🏻 6y
Cinfhen I loved both book and movie!!!!! 6y
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AChickThatDigsBooks
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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I've not felt well lately. My hubby treated me to some book therapy.

SailorMoon I like everything I see in this picture! Books and a sewing machine, I wouldn't ask for more ❤ 6y
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Sharpeipup
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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#catchup #letterq @JoScho
📚Q & A
🖋??
🎬 Quantam Leap
🍽 Queso

JoScho 🖤🖤🖤 6y
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Beatlefan129
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Thank you for the fun gifts @Sharpeipup ! I have seen Slumdog Millionaire a long time ago but I had no idea it was based on a book! And the tea and candy bars are so creative
#ReadtheMoviesSwap

DoonTheGoon Yay! 🍿🎬🎥😀 6y
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Blueberry
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#Book Q & A (One of my all-time favorites)
#Author Matthew Quick (wrote The Silver Linings Playbook, another of my great favorites)
#Movie Quigley Down Under
#Food quesadillas (yum)

A lot of my favorites for Q.

#ManicMonday #LetterQ @JoScho

JoScho Yes quesadillas ♥️ 6y
robinb Quigley Down Under 😍 6y
Sharpeipup Was such a good book & just as good as a movie! 6y
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Blooferlady
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup

I learn that appearances can be deceptive and the dividing line between good and bad is very thin indeed... Drunkards in Hindi films are invariably funny characters. But drunkards in real life are not funny, they are frightening.

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MoniqueReads305
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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I went through a reading slump towards the end of August and all through September. Trying to get back into it by reading the books that left incomplete.

I forgot how good Slumdog Millionaire was. #currentlyreading

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Clive
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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Pickpick

Awesome book! Great narrative format n simple language. It‘s what Slumdog Millionaire was based off.

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Clive
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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If you can't beat them... You're not hitting them hard enough. It‘s free today :)

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MoniqueReads305
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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This is my morning commute read for the week. I'm only a couple chapters in and already engaged.

#currentlyreading

Smangela I did not realize this was a book! I‘ve never seen the movie but now I have to read the book first haha 6y
MoniqueReads305 @Smangela Yeah. You can find the book under two names either Slumdog Millionaire or 6y
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MoniqueReads305
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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This is my August #TBR thanks to @TheReadingMermaid #MakeMeReadIt challenge. There were 6 books total and I picked the top 4. I might not read them in order of votes but they will get read.

Thanks all 31 of you that voted. This was fun and I might do it again in September.

Andrew65 You do realise this could become a regular thing for all of us! 😂😳😍 @TheReadingMermaid 6y
MoniqueReads305 @Andrew65 @TheReadingMermaid It's such a good idea and so much fun. 6y
BeansPage @Andrew65 @MoniqueReads305 I'm planning on doing another one during the month of October for the books that we read in November to clear out the way for Christmas books! 6y
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Andrew65 @MoniqueReads305 Couldn‘t agree more and I always struggle when trying to decide what book to read next so Win-Win in my books (excuse the pun). @TheReadingMermaid At the weekend I am going to do tie-breakers for any books that have the same totals so I have a completely ordered list. 6y
Andrew65 @TheReadingMermaid Can we wait that long @MoniqueReads305 😂😂😂 6y
BeansPage @Andrew65 should we try on every month thing? Somehow I think that's just too much 6y
BeansPage I was thinking like 3 times a year 6y
Andrew65 @TheReadingMermaid I‘d possibly go four times a year, every three months. Just a thought 😊 We could see what others think. 😊👍 6y
BeansPage @Andrew65 I like the way you think Sir 6y
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BarbaraBB
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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Another quarter of #pop18 reads!

Prompts from right to left: made into a movie | set at sea | real person | favorite prompt 2016 | decade I was born | twins characters | nordic noir | mentioned in another book | childhood classic | true crime | fascinating country | mental health | grief | ugly cover

I am at 30 books now, so I must be able to finish this year‘s Pop Sugar Challenge!

Reviewsbylola Great job!! You‘re ahead of the game! 6y
BarbaraBB @Reviewsbylola Yeah well it‘s really fun I think. How are you going? 6y
Reviewsbylola I‘ve been sticking with the timeline and spreading the prompts out pretty well. I‘m excited for all six of the quarter 3 prompts so maybe I‘ll wrap them up before the last day. 😂😂 Steampunk had me procrastinating in quarter 2! 6y
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BarbaraBB @Reviewsbylola Ah, you are referring to Booked2018. There I stick to the timeline as well. I meant Pop18, I thought you were doing that challenge as well? 😘 6y
Reviewsbylola Oh crap, hahaha I am. Got them totally confused for a second. 😂 I have 15 prompts left for that one, so not too bad!! 6y
Reviewsbylola I have most of the 15 picked out and waiting. I‘m probably most nervous about Nordic noir because I already bailed on that prompt before with Smilla‘s Sense of Snow. Now I‘m trying 6y
emilyhaldi I should probably see how I am faring with this challenge!! 6y
BarbaraBB @Reviewsbylola Roseanne sounds good. If not, the tagged one is a real good thriller. I know what you mean about Smilla! 6y
Reviewsbylola Oh thanks, I will keep that in mind. Smilla‘s was sooooooooooo boring. I would have preferred watching paint dry!!! 6y
BarbaraBB @Reviewsbylola ‘watching paint dry ?‘! The first few chapters were okay and then it went on an on and on and on... I started another book by Høeg that was even more boring. I bailed on that one and won‘t try him again! 6y
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BarbaraBB
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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Ram Mohammed Thomas is arrested for winning a quiz show. For how could a poor, uneducated boy like him possibly know the answers to all those difficult questions? Because he got wise living in the slums of India. And because he kept having faith in other people and kept listening to their stories. A lovely story of hope and destiny.

Cinfhen Great review!! I loved this story 6y
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Cinfhen
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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I just couldn‘t stop! I loved this book and while it was the same premise as the film some major changes were made. Both are excellent. Ram who lives on the streets of Mumbai has just won 1 billion rupees by successfully answering trivia questions on a TV program. It‘s his extraordinary life experiences that have brought him to this moment. A book full of unspeakable circumstance and beautiful redemption. It‘s not luck but destiny ❤️#pop18

TrishB Lovely review 💕 7y
BarbaraBB I am also loving it. I just finished the first question and I love Ram‘s honesty 💕. I am happy to finally read this book! 7y
Cathythoughts Beautiful review 💫💫💫 7y
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Blaire Nice review! 7y
BiblioLitten I think the movie Slumdog Millionaire was based on this book. 6y
Cinfhen Thanks guys, it‘s a hard book to review without giving too much away and yes, Slumdog Millionaire is based off this book @BiblioLitten 💕💕I would recommend reading this one @Blaire @Cathythoughts @TrishB can‘t wait to discuss with you @BarbaraBB 6y
Cathythoughts I loved the movie !!! Is the book very different?! 6y
Cinfhen In the very beginning I didn‘t think so but yes...the changes made are significant and I loved both @Cathythoughts 6y
Cathythoughts Stacked 👍🏻❤️ 6y
TrishB Stacked too 😁 6y
GlassAsDiamonds Hmmm.... I haven‘t seen the movie (it‘s a tad controversial here) but ... I‘m intrigued! Stacked. 😊😊😊 6y
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Cinfhen
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@BarbaraBB I just read another 100pages 🙈The concept of destiny vs coincidence is swirling in my mind. I‘m a firm believer in destiny/ fate ~ where do U fall? This book is emotionally draining yet Ram Thomas is the most positive individual. I‘m loving the book as much as the film! My lunch is pretty satisfying as well😋

TrishB Lunch looks great 👍🏻 7y
ElishaLovesBooks That book sounds so interesting! And yummy looking salad 🥗 7y
Mdargusch Sorry, I‘m on my first cup of coffee here, so that question is a little too deep. I‘ll get back to you on that. 🤪 7y
Kalalalatja Looks like you are having a great time! 7y
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ibeeeg
Slumdog Millionaire | Vikas Swarup
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~ ⭐️⭐️⭐️ .5 ~ Slumdog Millionaire was highly entertaining. Ram‘s stories were full of drama, escapes, love interest, brutality, poverty, cleverness and street smarts. Ram treated others with compassion and kindness. The level of poverty struck me; the marginalized are often disregarded. I gained a different perspective. Through Ram‘s voice, India came to life for me. And yet, for most of the story, I felt ambivalent.

Read: 4/14/18

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GripLitGrl
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Thanks for hosting this generous giveaway offer @Kaye Fun questions! Congrats on #50k 🎉🎉🎉
🇺🇸Jimmy Carter
🎃Halloween
⏳Monday
💍2013
🎶867-5309/Jenny
🔥Fahrenheit 451
🙋20
⏰5
📚1
📍17

Kaye ✅thanks 7y
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bookishnerd
Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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#genrethisorthat

🔷️ historical fiction
🔷️ mystery
🔷️ autobiography/memoir
🔷️ humour
🔷️ fantasy
🔷️ self-help
🔷️ young adult
🔷️ history
🔷️ essay collection
🔷️ current affairs
🔷️ comic/graphic novel
🔷️ classic retelling

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OneLitChick
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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Literary fiction AND Historical fiction
Mystery
Memoir
Humor
Neither
Self-Help
Young Adult
Young Adult Non-Fiction
Essay Collection
Science/Technology
Comic/Graphic Novel
Classic Retelling

#GenreThisOrThat
#Fun
@EllieDottie

EllieDottie 🤗 🤗 🤗 7y
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GondorGirl
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1. #GeekyGraphicNovelSwap and #SecretSantaGoesPostal
2. Honesty... My hours at work get cut back. I'll miss the money, but we have so many projects around the house to get done.
3. We just adopted another rescue cat and donate to a few related charities.
4. Peppermint ice cream!
5. Eww.
6. It's pretty, but I'm from the Midwest and it turns into a mucky mess fast.
7. Holiday audio books. Normal physical books.

#LitsyQuestions @GypsyKat

GypsyKat Peppermint ice cream? Yum! 7y
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shuva
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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4****

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TobeyTheScavengerMonk
Q and A | Vikas Swarup
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1. Lived in a tiny town in rural North Carolina all my life
2. Ender's Game
3. Lord of the Rings, Sandman
4. The Princess Bride
5. Freaks & Geeks, Gilmore Girls, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
6. Coheed & Cambria, Bloc Party
7. Purple
8. Will read anything written well, but starships and magic help.
9. I teach Academically and Intellectually Gifted (AIG) students at two elementary schools.
10. a Yorkshire terrier named Cosmo Brown

maich We have 2 match. Purple and dog 💜❤ 8y
Lcsmcat Yay Tarheels! (Couldn't care less about sports, but I have state pride.) 8y
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Oryx Freaks and geeks ❤️😊 8y
LeahBergen Freaks and Geeks. 👍🏼 8y
Balibee146 Love Bloc Party... Saw them live in Glasgow :-) 8y
TobeyTheScavengerMonk @Balibee146 Saw them here in North Carolina a few years ago. Awesome show. 8y
Balibee146 Put me in the mood to listen to them... Been a wee while :-) 8y
IamIamIam I love this but I'm not sure I could narrow these answers down!!!! 8y
annkuch13 I love your answer to number 8! 8y
readinginthedark Oh, Freaks & Geeks was so good!!! 8y
readordierachel Cosmo Brown is an excellent dog name! 8y
TobeyTheScavengerMonk @ReadOrDieRachel He is an excellent dog! 8y
Seshat Yorkies! So cute. Also, Princess Bride! 8y
night_shift Freaks & Geeks! Forgot about that one.. great show! 8y
dylanisreading Ghost in the Shell: SAC 💙 8y
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Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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Cinfhen Love the movie 💜💙💜 8y
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Q & A: A Novel | Vikas Swarup
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2017 #3 Novel (India) Audio This was the basis for the movie Slumdog Millionaire and it is obvious from the start that, like Richard Matteson's I am Legend, that the book and movie adaptations are similar only in the plot ideas. I think both are wonderful in their own right. brilliantly read and interesting in its own right.

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