Title: dull lit, but a promising script
Product review: While reading "The Lovely Bones" I constantly complained of it's lack of style. Yes, style should be an important element in literature--especially in work that elicited that much RAVING.The premise was compelling, but the writing was dull, which made me utter the premonition: "In the right hands, this could make a good film"When I found out that Peter Jackson and his equally talented wife would be doing just that, I breathed a sigh of relief. You see, I do hope that they can make a heavenly creature (;->) out of them bones.
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