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The Birds: (Fremdsprachentexte) - Community Reviews back

by Daphne DuMaurier
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nente
nente rated it 8 years ago
I fail to be creeped out, or even impressed. The lack of explanation got me and didn't let me suspend disbelief right where it was needed. Rationally, however, I can see there are some clever parallels (bombings etc.) and suggestions of hidden menace; the main character is well drawn; all in all, I'...
Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents
Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents rated it 9 years ago
3.5 starsThis is a very eerie story. It's very what-would-you-do-to-protect-your-family. I can see how it probably influenced many authors of survival and apocalyptic tales.
November News 2014
November News 2014 rated it 11 years ago
Here's a case where the movie was better. Love Daphne du Maurier's other books.
LunaLuss
LunaLuss rated it 11 years ago
I thought at first that I would not be scared while reading this short story. I was wrong. I got caught up with the events that I jumped when someone closed a door. It is a captivating story, one which make you wonder if there are some unusual things that could happen. Its simplicty and realistic st...
Meandering Em's
Meandering Em's rated it 12 years ago
Suspenseful short story about birds turning against mankind. All types of birds, from robins to sea gulls to hawks, begin attacking humans. This story is about one family's struggles to survive. Highly recommended.
TheBecks
TheBecks rated it 13 years ago
I'm a little behind on my reading goal for this year, (4 books!) and so I was counting on Audible to help me out with some short horror that I could listen to and multitask and feel productive. I found this, which comes bundled with "Don't Look Now", on sale, so I snagged it. So what if they are tec...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 15 years ago
Blurb - Nat is a former military man who is now eking out a living, getting farm work where he can. He does not want to be part of society any more after his experiences in the Second World War and has moved his wife and daughter from London to an isolated Cornish cottage.Nat knows that something is...
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