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20 May 2014
This is a Meme hosted by The Broke and The Bookish
Lists and books/Bloggers just go together, don't they? I certainly do like lists of all kinds. On this Meme, we can post our Top Ten of whatever topic is chose that week, please see here for a preview of the coming weeks.
Books about Friendship
(links will take you to Amazon where appropriate)
Here is my choice:
(published in the book Different Seasons and famously made into the movie Stand by Me)
For me, the ultimate book about growing up and friendship!
Famous quote:
“I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was 12 - Jesus, did you?"
These students are up to no good! Excellent book on a very different kind of friendship between a group of College Students and their enigmatic professor.
The ultimate weepy girls! The friendship of two woman over a lifetime.
Friendship in Kabul between two young boys growing up in the war-torn country. Heartbreaking.
Sorry for throwing in another SK book - can you tell I'm a fan? Sci-Fi alien/UFO story but what stands out for me is the friendship of the four boys, and especially 'Duddies' who has Down's Syndrome and steals the show here.
For a bit of variety, here is a classic for you to show that friendship in books have been going strong for a long time.
A Book I read recently - sex, yes, but mostly also about male friendship in NYC.
Men's best friend - canine.
Another one for the girls about friendship, and knitting. Different women all meet in a Friday Night Knitting Club in a yarn shop, all have their stories - wonderfully told. Tissues ready again!!
Looks like rabbit culture is not so much different from us humans.
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