Anyone read The Lovely Bones?
 

Been looking for something new to read, and this one looked interesting. Anyone check it out and have some opinions in it?

I read it. I liked it. I recommend it.

It won't necessarily change your world, but it's a nice read.
This was off the radar of the type of stuff that I usually read, but I did enjoy it (as did my wife).

I thought it was okay.

I think I was looking for it to go someplace else than where it did.

I liked it a lot, my fiance absolutely loved it. It says a lot about the notion of forgiveness and how we all deal with grief in different ways.

I liked it. A lot.

For some reason, the whole concept of it really hit something in me and I teared up within the first 3 pages for some crazy reason (er...never mind, it was something in my eye....must...protect....masculinity).

Definitely worth the read. Well writen witht an interesting approach.

I loved the book. I found I could really connect with the main character and really got involved in it. Can't wait for them to ruin it with a movie.

I loved it. It was one of the 2 best books, along with "The Virgin Suicides" by Jeffrey Eugenides, that I have read in years. That might change though as I'm now reading "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay" by Michael Chabon, which is fantastic.

Thanks everyone! Gonna try and pick it up this weekend!