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One of the books ever made. Plot was a bit predictable though.

Steinbeck began writing The Pearl as a movie script in 1944, but realised it would serve much better as a literary torture device for middle school English students that would slip under the cracks of the Geneva Convention. Key moments: Main character finds a pearl, his wife tries to throw it in the ocean, squashed mosquito on page 36, going through all seven stages of grief - and discovering an undocumented eighth one - multiple times as you contemplate everything but the story.

A must-read for people like me that used to get run over and killed by large ships. (spoilers) The trick is to move in a direction away from the large, slowly approaching ship rather than staying completely still like I used to.

I'd rather eat a blue crayon than read this book again. In fact, I think I might anyway.

Not as good as Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties for Blu-ray and DVD.

It's not Garfield 2: The Movie, but still quite great