Yeah, ditto on the kleenex. It even made *me* cry, which is really hard to do (well, unless you're an evil evil person who leaves 8 dogs alone in Antarctica...)
My B&N already had them on the shelf, I didn't even need to convince someone to get it for me. My friend that works there said that certain books will have a "hard" on-sale date (Like Harry Potter) but other things are just a suggested on-sale date. They put everything out when they get it unless it's got the "Don't open until..." stickers on them. I guess maybe some stores are just getting them out sooner than others.
Possible advantage of waiting a few days MIGHT be the "New Releases" discount. There were several tables of them with a 20% sticker on them. I asked the guy at the register if I could get the discount since this book was new and he said unless it's got the sticker it doesn't work. So maybe it'll show up as a new release in the computer on Tuesday or something and you'd get a discount.
Anyway, the first half is great ... off to attack part 2. :)
I just really don't understand why Amazon wants me to suffer until the 15th. Well, I'm also getting the Rent bible, so it'll be double the pleasure of ripping open the box when it comes.
"A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing." - Thomas Jefferson
I wanna see "Scaring the Fish" so badly. Does anyone know if its opening in theatres or DVD or what? It looks really good.
You must think I'm still sixteen.
I dropped out of high school for a reason.
And I don't care if you're pretty. I'm not admitting you are right.
My soul is not a stage.
I won't pretend I'm anything I'm not