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Remarkably Bright Creatures
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Remarkably Bright Creatures is a book I avoided reading until it became a book club selection. Do I confess it sounds too trite for my taste or do I just take the plunge? How bad could it be? Little did I know how much I would come to love Marcellus, a Giant Pacific Octopus now living in captivity. This sometimes narrator is intelligent, wise, and a keen observer of human foibles. His quirky and unusual relationship with Tova Sullivan, a widowed employee at the aquarium was just what they both needed, in many ways.
It is not often a book is well written, heartwarming, and easy to read. I never felt it was sappy, just smile on my face refreshing. I really need that every so often.
It is not often a book is well written, heartwarming, and easy to read. I never felt it was sappy, just smile on my face refreshing. I really need that every so often.
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May 18, 2024
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May 18, 2024
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June 5, 2024
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Jun 05, 2024 05:12PM

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I agree, Judith. Thanks for commenting.

You're so right, Jan. It's nice to hear from you.

Such a lovable character. Thanks, Heidi.




The documentary on this unique creature testified to its problem solving abilities - not some fictionalized imaginings. Thanks for commenting, Mark.

I hope you will enjoy it as much, Rowan. I appreciate your kind words.



I so agree with you, Antoinette. Thanks for stopping by.

I am pretty sure you will also enjoy it, Jennifer. Thanks for commenting.