Terms of Endearment
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Terms of Endearment

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 9, 2012

    Heard about it on victorious

    Lol wanted to check it out.. looks interesting

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 15, 2012

    New read

    Reading for a small book club. Saw parts of the movie so after reading this.... I plan to re watch start to end.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 30, 2011

    This is so sad i used like seven boxes of tisues reading it

    I felt so bad foor that girl like i siad i ran out of SEVEN BOXES OF TISUES.?

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 11, 2008

    LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT

    One of my top 5 favorite books of all time! And the movie is superb as well. Finally a movie made from a book that does the book justice. McMurtrys charcters are always so engaging. He writes into the heart and soul of his characters taking you on their journey as if you yourself are going through it. One of the all time best authors.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 15, 2007

    I love this book and Movie

    This is an amazing story of a mother and daughter and their relationship

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 11, 2004

    Great Read

    I finished this book not too long ago and I found it to be a most pleasant read. I would happily recommend this story to anyone who enjoys really getting to know the characters. The story line kept you entertained and it has the emotional ending that brings life into perspective.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 18, 2003

    A Story About Women Written By A Man

    Sorry, the character of Amanda is barely believable. The story felt like a rug being pulled out from under you again and again. McMurtry created a female out of his own imagination -- women don't think and behave like men, nor do men think and act like women. Peter Haag did the same thing with Smila's Sense of Snow. The character of Smila was ridiculous, the story highly imaginative and good.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 16, 2002

    A Very Profound Novel

    I read this novel a few months after my grandmother died and I found myself laughing through my tears because Larry McMurtry's wonderful prose of the incredible relathionship between a mother and daughter had moved me so much. The emotions and issues that are addressed in this novel are so true to real life that the reader feels sympathetic to the main character's because they feel the characters are real people and it says something about Mr.McMurtry's soul that he has such insight into the soul of women as he proves ten fold in Terms of Endearment.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 26, 2001

    A Simple Kiss

    The novel Terms Of Endearmet held a captive, and beautiful, plot, truly one of Currys' best works, this novel is the most prfound, yet mellow novel I have ever read, it shows the true picture of everyday lives of humans, their functions, and personal issues, that from into problems, and cause destruction, and pain, two people. daughter, and mother, locked into each other in love, and fear, holding onto the most important subject of their lives....death. As one falls under the grave of death, the other is forced to believe, and willing to have hope for anothers' life. A truly beautiful novel, and the most, sad, and painful works in the very history of writing, captivating, and joyful.

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