Re: [nukkad] Tom Clancy novels

["Anna Morawska" <>]

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Rawat about a book:

> The plot is like this: At a busy air force base in Israel, amidst
confusion
>  caused by a fire, a nuclear bomb gets loaded onto a fighter plane  (
... )<

And Taher about the book:

> The book you mentioned is called : THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER.<

This one is about the Russian super modern submarine which is being
kidnapped by its captain, in cooperation with some crew members, to be
submitted to the US navy.

It's the only one I remember, after many years, of all books of that kind
I've read. The film made on it, with Sean Connery as the captain, is even
better. I can watch it over and over again [at reasonable intervals of
course]. Another one I have viewed many times, and certainly will again, is
'Out of Africa '
with Meryl Streep and Robert Redford. Each time I enjoy every minute of it,
and each time tears come to my eyes at the same scenes [because of their
beauty or sadness].

And there are books that I can read many times. It's like seeing good old
friends after some time. You know what they are like and yet each visit
reveals something new about them, so you are never bored with each other.
Even if they tell you the story they did last time, you listen to it in a
different situation and having different experience, so you draw different
conclusions etc.

Do you also have such films and books? What is it, do you think, that makes
you reach for them again and again?

Bye,

Anna.






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