Lost World

Thrilling Roller Coaster Ride, Different From the Film I had seen both of the Jurassic Park films based on the novels and had enjoyed them. I finally got around to reading the novels and was surprised at how different the books were. The film's were made family friendly with neat endings. The books are thrilling page turnovers, that are fascinating. The Lost World in particular is much different from the film. Like Jurassic Park, it is one hell of a novel. Three quarters of this book is not in the film, and it is even more thrilli. A worthy sequel on to Jurassic Park I have been a fan of Michael Crichton since middle school, and re-reading some of his best works just reminds my why his particular blend of science fiction, adventure, and horror always catch my attention. He takes interesting characters and drops them into situations that amaze and bewilder at first, but the real strength of his writing comes as their situations begin to break down and they are put at the mercy of their environment.In The Lost World, it is established that J. "Gorgeous gift - better book" according to Trent Weinman. I bought this book for myself a couple years ago. It's a beautiful copy. I hunted for a while to find the same copy to give as a gift this Christmas. It's a beautiful leather bound book with guided pages the cover is embossed and wonderfgully done. Highly recommendAs far as the book itself is concerned if you are a big fan of the jurrasic park movies and you have not read the booksyou have no clue what you have been missing. Spare me your “oh but it’s sooooooo scie

Hollywood (and Michael Crichton) keeps telling us the same old stories for a very good reason: we like them. And the pulp SF formula Crichton has mastered with Jurassic Park and The Lost World is no exception. --Paul Hughes. Written in the wake of Jurassic Park's phenomenal box-office success, The Lost World seems as much a guidebook for Hollywood types hard at work on the franchise's followup as it is a legitimate sci-fi thriller. Which begs the inevitable questions: Is

4  Compact Discs / 4 HoursRead by Anthony HealdThe sequel to Michael Crichton's bestselling Jurassic Park.It is now six years since the secret disaster at Jurassic Park: six years since that extraordinary dream of science and imagination came to a crashing end - the dinosaurs destroyed, the part dismantled, the island indefinitely closed to the public.There are rumors that something has survived.Michael Crichton is at it again.  The Lost World continues the horrifying and thrilling tale begun in Jurassic Park.Airframe, Jurassic Park, Disclosure, Eaters of the Dead, Rising Sun, Sphere, Congo, The Andromeda Strain, The Great Train Robbery, and The Terminal Man, by Michael Crichton are all available from Random House AudioBooks.