R is for Rascal
Welcome to Day 18 of Blogging A to Z! Be sure to visit the other participating blogs. You can find them here.
Book-ish Ghosts
Throughout the April challenge, you get to guess the ghost novel, ghost movie, or ghost beginning with the letter of the day. You can find Book-ish Ghosts contest rules here in the theme reveal.
R is for Rascal
Yes, indeedy, the ghost of today’s novel is a rascal. Read on for your clues.
Clue 1: The Canadian author of this novel shares my last name but, sadly, is no relation.
Clue 2: The rascal ghost of this novel (which is a sort of modern adaptation of a fairy tale) does everything she can to “rob” (Hint, hint) three women of their loves and happiness.
Yesterday’s film is
Susie Q!
I hadn’t heard of this film before starting this A to Z challenge, but now I wish I had as it looks charming. I could not find it on Netflix or other streaming avenues. I did find it for sale for $15, but that seems extravagant for what might be a single viewing.
Have you seen the movie Susie Q? What did you think? Remember to leave your comment with your guess for the letter R!
4 thoughts on “R is for Rascal”
It is a shame when titles don’t make it to the streaming services. I’ve just had a peak on Youtube and I think I have actually seen this movie – I just didn’t know what it was called 🙂 I think R is The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood.
Tasha
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You are much more movie literate than I am. I didn’t even know The Robber Bride was made into a movie. When I read the movie description, I got the sense that the movie focuses on a police investigation. The book focuses more on the lives of the three women and how Zenia (the ghost) impacted them. Lots of fun fairytale allusions in the book.
Ah, here you are – I couldn’t link to your blog yesterday for some reason. As for your Rascal clues, I’m afraid I haven’t a clue. 🙂
Susan A Eames from
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Thanks for checking back. My blog went down yesterday. Apparently, a plugin update (looks like it’s Jetpack if anyone is about to update this plugin–beware!) caused a reaction with the blog. It took me a few hours to figure it all out, mostly thanks to a very nice techie named Tim from HostGator. HostGator came to the rescue!