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Good ole Charlotte
Sunday, November 26, 2006

If I cried over this book at seven years old, what are the chances of me crying over the movie? Humans dying, I can take. Animals, nopers can do-pers. So I guess this will be a sure tearjerker for me.

By the way, well-played on the movie book cover. Well-played, indeed.