c8lin’s Reviews > Dead Poets Society > Status Update

now was the SA scene really fundamental to the storyline? if it wasnt added to the movie, was it imperative to add it into the book? lets use our thinking caps for a second — NO!

“You know what Dad called me when I was growing up? ‘Five
ninety-eight.’ That’s what all the chemicals in the human body
would be worth if you bottled them raw’ and sold them. He told
me that was all I’d ever be worth unless I worked every day to
improve myself. Five ninety-eight.” oh god my dear baby.

with the way the characters are being described, it paints them in a different light, stripping them of what makes each of them uniquely themselves. not to mention the abhorrent amount of typos. still pretty easy to read, i will admit. and, this book can never truly be bad if it's a rendition of the best movie ever created.

very much written like a fanfiction

honestly reads like a fanfiction. not necessarily a bad thing. also, less than 20 pages in and there's a typo. :/