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I'm tired of reading online novels, so I look for those classics that are very good and profound, and can inspire people a lot.
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I want to read a book like "Let a retired old man buy cigarettes, and the whole army will chase me crazily." There is a shortage of books. Please recommend. Don't waste your brain.
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A very heart-warming book... I read the novel after watching the movie. There are many things in the novel that were not mentioned in the movie, and I can also feel the warm and comfortable atmosphere of Whistle Town. The movie mainly revolves around Aggie and Ruth, and there is not much focus on the rest of the town. Some people do not even appear. Evelin's transformation is also obvious. In the movie, it is more like venting through Towanda, while the novel is completed in a more profound way. At the end of the movie, it is the reunion of Evelin and Nini living together. The novel is closer to reality, with the feeling that things have changed and people have changed [cry][cry], but as Nini said, she She just went home, where there were many people she loved and loved her. Evelin also lived a completely different life than before. She found the meaning of life and no longer resisted death. I think this is enough🥹🥹. Everyone in the novel has their own life experience and has also found their own meaning of life. Aggie will always be a beekeeper and live freely and passionately forever.
Evelyn's changes, growth and thoughts on feminism are great, Nini is a very cute old lady, Ruth is a bit regretful, the character image feels a bit thin, and Aggie is also very vivid. It's as if Whistle Town really existed.
The emotions between women are always worthy of praise. I love the brave, independent and maverick Aggie, the gentle and kind-hearted Ruth and the optimistic and cheerful Nini. Encouraged and helped by Nini, I was also moved by the transformation of Evelyn, who was cowardly, timid and had low self-esteem. This book will touch and inspire all women going forward.
What does fried green tomatoes taste like? It is novel, it is commonplace, it is sizzling, it is narrated, it is healing and sadness, it is a delicacy of love, it is worth trying, and the effect is better when the novel is paired with the movie [Learned]
The love between Aggie and Ruth is really pure and beautiful. So much so that when Ruth was sick, she couldn't believe that she was going to die. The first thing she thought about was what Aggie would do in the future and what her reaction would be. In fact, I was looking forward to what she would do, but it was not described in detail in the book. In Aggie, the first thing we see is the wildness in her. As the story develops, we discover the kindness, integrity and bravery buried deep in her heart. Aggie and Ruth are two very charismatic people in this book. As the book says, they are a perfect match. There is no one better suited than them. My only regret is Ruth's early death and the fact that Aggie's last letter to her was signed as your friend rather than your lover. I feel very sorry, because their love is not recognized by the world, so it cannot be said openly, and I am looking forward to the day when all homosexuals are recognized.
Very good book. Mixed narratives, fallen past events, and stories from a century ago. Is Whistle Town really there? Is Aggie still missing Lucy in the world? Mrs. Gourmet may also have been in the nursing home named after the rose, sharing this story with another young woman... Maybe she wrote the book... My friend watched the movie and exploded two red persimmons without hesitation. Refusing to taste may be the secret to retaining a good impression of the book. I'm really afraid that it will be so sour that I will hate the menu at the end of the article. The pastor was admirable, divine and grateful, and swore on a thick book wrapped in a Bible cover that "Aggie wasn't there." Aggie too, a very handsome girl, a very handsome aunt and grandmother. Everyone remembers Nini's nagging story.
Very good, just like "The Sound and the Fury", it may be a bit boring at first, with complicated names and relationships, but trust me, the more you watch, the more you get on, you will want to know the fate of each of them. The bold, fearless, wise and courageous Aggie, the perseverant Ruth, the kind and optimistic Mrs. De, the heroine who saved herself and her Cadillac, and so on. Kindness and warmth flow in the town, and fate never lets anyone go, but they are all trying to exist in their own way. Even if they are not remembered, even if they die quietly, they have been in this world. Definitely worth watching, I'm still unsatisfied after watching it. We draw strength and wisdom from the stories of our past.
Oh my god, I actually found it in Tomato
The movie is so good [crying][crying][crying] Fried green tomatoes, the love between Ruth and ldgie is so beautiful, because the two heroines cooked this food, I understand why the plot in that book is so confusing, it turns out that it is told by the memories of one person and another person, ahhhhhhhh, I really like Ruth and ldgie, I understand the two of them, I think they have feelings for each other, ldgie has tried many things with Ruth, such as taking her from He took her away from the domestically violent marriage, took her to climb the train to throw away supplies, took her to catch honey, opened a restaurant with her, played tricks with her, and always listened to her telling the same old story. Ruth changed from that gentle and virtuous girl to a brave one. It's a pity that She died very early, and she also talked about black people. Ldgie did not discriminate against black people at all and provided food for them. Because she was a very nice person, the big guy and the pastor and others worked for her to help her cover up the domestic violence man. Haha, the domestic violence man was cooked. There is also the person who is the whole story line. From the beginning, she started taking classes to learn to please her husband, who always ignored her while watching football games. Later she also grew up. She hit other people's cars and demolished walls, refused to cook for her husband, and expressed her own thoughts. She went out to work and even took that person to her home. She stopped others from destroying her friend's rose wall. It was really amazing. Ruth, admit it, you are in love with ldgie. 🥰🥰🥰
This is a very warm story, "the corpse feels warm". We have experienced so many lives together. So in the end you will feel a little sad, but more of a kind of comfort. There are no absolute good people or absolute bastards, but of course there are also noble people. Here you will see many ways to live, and there is no absolute standard. I understand Artis and hope he remains free (which he is). He is most like George. Boy Power, if you can do it again, please remain brave and pray that you can return to your hometown alive and be reunited with Artis as a family. Old Earl, follow your heart in your last days. Aggie, I don't know how you and the old pastor will get along in the end, but I wish you the same style and ability to catch bigger trout. Will you still be with Ruth in your next life? I wonder if you two have an agreement. Eva, you are so clever and ruined, that note is as good as the Holy Word. Buddy is really the existence of Bai Yueguang, whether it is his brother Buddy or his son Buddy. There are many people. Looking back at me after I was injured and turned into a mummy, this kind of healing is a panacea. I will definitely try the last recipe if I get a chance. It's a physical elixir. I don't know if it tastes good.
This book tells two timelines, the generation gathered around Aggie and Ruth and what happened after Evelyn and Nini met. This book explores a lot: changes in racial concepts (what happened to Big George's family and Evelyn's feelings about going to the black church), women's resistance to domestic violence (Ruth), women who are not in the traditional concept (Aggie and Eva), homeless people (Skinmore)... These stories often give me a feeling: it turns out this is the case, it turns out it can be like this, It should be like this. This "like" is a feeling that directly hits the heart and quickly softens the heart. Reading this book will make people feel beautiful. In fact, some topics in it are not beautiful or even cruel, but the author's writing style is so gentle, as if giving these people who have encountered cruel reality a warm hug, and even the readers become warm. What touched me most was the story of Aggie Ruth and her generation coming together and Evelin's growth and reflection after meeting Nini. When a group of brave and kind people get together, many beautiful and warm things will happen. They are all like little hedgehogs, soft on the inside and firm on the outside. In such a large group, they are like a cloud returning to the sky, and then each cloud gathers together and everyone becomes softer together. Evelin met Nini, who had lived in such a group, and she slowly turned into a cloud. She went from confused to angry to finally soft and firm. I think she saved herself. I hope I can join such a group. If not, I hope I can meet people in such a group. I think I can definitely recognize such people.
Always love warm group portraits. Since then, I have a new group of friends who are gentle, kind, and strong and brave. From then on, my memory has a new hometown called Whistle Town.
It's also a book with a long story line📖 The Treadgood family as children, Whistletown, Birmingham Whistle Town Cafe in Youth Rose Terrace Nursing Home in old age, Nini and Evelyn The story was interspersed among these timelines, and a lively cafe and whistle town appeared in front of me. Everyone was very vivid, as if I followed them into this town immersed in the scene. The weekly chat between Nini and Evelin also healed Evelin in the process, giving her the motivation and hope to live. The Tredgood family is so warm! Love it, love it Aggie and Ruth, Dunzi, George, Sipsle, Wells... Everything is so warm
It turns out the old woman is not Aggie. After watching the movie, I have been wondering about the identity of the old lady. I suspected it was Aggie and wanted to confirm it (you know, foreign movies are difficult to remember) After watching it, I felt even better. Nini in the movie is still alive and was taken home by Miss Puff (forgive me for forgetting your name). There are many details in the book, which gave me many surprises
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It is a very warm work. It is a true and heartwarming story about the sympathy, beauty, mutual help, and loving cafes between women. Although I was a little bit unbearable when I first read this book, and the timeline is all unfolded in newspapers, but you must keep reading and you will find out. Discover the new world, whether it is the mutual help between women every time they meet, Mrs. Tregood and Evelyn, the beautiful love between Aggie and Ruth, or the story of the tramps and their cafe, they are all so warm and touching. I am going to watch the movie, but I feel that there are still a lot of names and I can't remember it 😂
After watching half of the movie, I came to read the original book. Every female character is so charming. I still regret at the end, "Why do people have to live, grow old, sick and die?"
I burst into tears when I saw the later part... The plain writing records the lively and lovely residents of Whistle Town, the vicissitudes of life, and the people dispersed after drinking.
A very warm book. I received a lot of comfort and inspiration when I was sad. I really like everyone in Whistle Town. It is not only a spiritual harbor in Evelin's heart, but also a spiritual harbor for me.
It's so well written... This book is really special. When I read it, I felt that the pictures were too strong. There are obviously no strong and gorgeous words, but the pictures are naturally projected in my mind like watching a movie... The narrative method is also really special. The time interval dulls the intensity of many things, and leaves people with enough blank space to imagine... The connection between the front and back is also very clever, switching between different times and places freely, and connecting them with small and shiny things. Obviously the reality is not happy, but it can still make people feel happy. It can talk about important things in a light way, and talk about the twists and turns of life and the twists and turns of the times in a calm way.
Such a heart-warming story with a touch of sadness. Before I knew them, Whistler Town and Rose Terrace Nursing Home were just meaningless names to me; after getting to know them, this place became my spiritual hometown. I like each of them, and it feels like I have been with them all my life, from strangers to old acquaintances, but as Evelin thought, why do people have to go through life, old age, illness, and death... The passage of time always makes people sad. What has changed is the times, but what remains unchanged are memories and sincere hearts.
Ruth, Aggie... This family and their cafe bring a lot of warmth to Whistler Town. It's great to see their stories. Seeing them living happily and contentedly makes you feel that life is really valuable. ❤️
Like the end of a grand performance, through the characters' memories and clues from old newspapers, the past joys and sorrows of the town are pieced together. Women in small towns are brave, upright, gentle and lovely. Their stories also helped another woman in different time and space become a better version of herself.
I haven't finished reading it, and I don't know where I saw it. The problems of every era seem to be essentially the same, changing the soup without changing the medicine. The problems at the end of the last century need to be solved by the middle of the last century, and the problems of this century need to be solved by the end of the last century. But in fact, when a problem arises, there is understanding.
Time in the past gradually overlaps with the present. The past continues to speed up and the present gradually slows down. The person who carries the memory passes the memory to the next person, and Evelin is healed bit by bit, and the tenderness of the elder Nini is also brought to us. A beautiful person, even if he encounters misfortune, he still has a good heart. Food itself also carries love. Food will not disappear, but people will disappear? No, people are still there.
The story of Whistle Town and Birmingham, the story of black and white people, the story of the Treadgood family, we are like Evelyn listening to Nini telling everything about the era of Whistle Town. It is super interesting. The word morality is actually very important. Without morality, what is the difference between humans and animals?
2025.3.4 I like it. Except for the confusing timeline, the whole story is very satisfying.
A very good story that does not sound serious or incomprehensible like many books. It is very suitable for reading in odd hours, such as reading a few pages between work or school. I think it is a very powerful book and very warm. When I read it, it felt like there really was such a group of people who accompanied me through a lonely time.
The novel is as good as the movie
It's nice not to feel bad about death, they're on the other side of the door