@@aronkorol2985 You have great taste. I love all of the stories that you mentioned. A Christmas Carol is a perfect Christmas story. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is great to have you here!
I think watching the 79 Salem's Lot series before reading goals the book isn't a bad idea. It's different enough that it doesn't spoil the book and gives you a good visual reference to picture the town. I thought I had Watership Down but can't seem to find it, so maybe I didn't grab it. But it's one I want to read.
@@someothercharacter I enjoyed Salem's Lot a lot more because I was familiar with the mini series. We have the DVD of Salem's Lot the mini series and we watch it all the time. It is great to watch it in one setting. That is a great vampire story. The book or the movie, both are great. I hope you find your copy of Watership Down because it is a great book. That is a great adventure. I think it is worth your time. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is great to have you here!
Everyone seems to love ‘Salem’s Lot, I really need to get to it. I’ve read very little Stephen King Still never read Tom Sawyer either. Watership Down?? That’s been traumatising kids for decades 😂 It’s amazing reading Peter Pan and you realise that he isn’t a good guy 😂 I thought the same with 20,000 leagues and I was surprised how much I enjoyed it. The only Christmas Carol is the Muppet Christmas Carol 😂😂 never read the book though
@@jenniparks8539 Salem's Lot is a great book. I read it after reading Dracula and they were both great books. I really love the Mini series of Salem's Lot. If you ever get a chance to see that, I highly recommend it. It is a great horror movie if you watch it in one setting. Tom Sawyer is a great book and huckleberry Finn is even better. They are wonderful classics. Both are worth your time. Watership Down is set from a rabbits point of view. It is a book that is a quest and it is an awesome adventure. Has parts where they tell stories of rabbit legends. It is a very interesting book. When it comes to Peter Pan I like a lot of characters in that story. Tinkerbell is a great character and Hook is a great villain. I enjoyed the crocodile that is after Hook. It is a great children's book. I really enjoyed 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea as well. Captain Nemo is a great character and I love the parts when they put on the underwater suits. It is my favorite Jules Verne novel so far but I still have to read Around the World in 80 Days and Mysterious Island. Who knows I might enjoy them more. Even if I do 20,000 Leagues is a great book. A Christmas Carol is one of my favorite Christmas stories. It was an instant classic. It was very successful when it came out. It is a very short story and it is a fantastic thing to read. I never saw A Muppet Christmas Carol. One of these days I got to watch it. I love the Muppets so I should really enjoy it. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is really great to have you here!
@@ALatteThoughts I don't always use the term Indians when I am talking about Native American people. Sometimes I refer to them as Native American people and sometimes I refer to them as Indians. They are all Kemosabe to me. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is nice to have you here.
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I like the stories of Goldfinger, Salems Lot, and Peter Pan but I love a Christmas Carol
@@aronkorol2985 You have great taste. I love all of the stories that you mentioned. A Christmas Carol is a perfect Christmas story. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is great to have you here!
I think watching the 79 Salem's Lot series before reading goals the book isn't a bad idea. It's different enough that it doesn't spoil the book and gives you a good visual reference to picture the town. I thought I had Watership Down but can't seem to find it, so maybe I didn't grab it. But it's one I want to read.
@@someothercharacter I enjoyed Salem's Lot a lot more because I was familiar with the mini series. We have the DVD of Salem's Lot the mini series and we watch it all the time. It is great to watch it in one setting. That is a great vampire story. The book or the movie, both are great. I hope you find your copy of Watership Down because it is a great book. That is a great adventure. I think it is worth your time. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is great to have you here!
Everyone seems to love ‘Salem’s Lot, I really need to get to it. I’ve read very little Stephen King
Still never read Tom Sawyer either.
Watership Down?? That’s been traumatising kids for decades 😂
It’s amazing reading Peter Pan and you realise that he isn’t a good guy 😂
I thought the same with 20,000 leagues and I was surprised how much I enjoyed it.
The only Christmas Carol is the Muppet Christmas Carol 😂😂 never read the book though
@@jenniparks8539 Salem's Lot is a great book. I read it after reading Dracula and they were both great books. I really love the Mini series of Salem's Lot. If you ever get a chance to see that, I highly recommend it. It is a great horror movie if you watch it in one setting.
Tom Sawyer is a great book and huckleberry Finn is even better. They are wonderful classics. Both are worth your time.
Watership Down is set from a rabbits point of view. It is a book that is a quest and it is an awesome adventure. Has parts where they tell stories of rabbit legends. It is a very interesting book.
When it comes to Peter Pan I like a lot of characters in that story. Tinkerbell is a great character and Hook is a great villain. I enjoyed the crocodile that is after Hook. It is a great children's book.
I really enjoyed 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea as well. Captain Nemo is a great character and I love the parts when they put on the underwater suits. It is my favorite Jules Verne novel so far but I still have to read Around the World in 80 Days and Mysterious Island. Who knows I might enjoy them more. Even if I do 20,000 Leagues is a great book.
A Christmas Carol is one of my favorite Christmas stories. It was an instant classic. It was very successful when it came out. It is a very short story and it is a fantastic thing to read. I never saw A Muppet Christmas Carol. One of these days I got to watch it. I love the Muppets so I should really enjoy it.
Thank you for watching and your comments. It is really great to have you here!
Just curious as to why you always use Indians and not Native Americans or indigenous.
@@ALatteThoughts I don't always use the term Indians when I am talking about Native American people. Sometimes I refer to them as Native American people and sometimes I refer to them as Indians. They are all Kemosabe to me. Thank you for watching and your comments. It is nice to have you here.