Crystal M. (dreamingtigress) reviewed Mary Reilly: The Untold Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on + 41 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
The story wasn't too bad. It diffently tells you more than the movie does and you understand better the relationship that Mary had with Dr. Jekyll.
The movie was diffently changed around to make it seem darker and I was a bit disapointed that the book wasn't as dark and thrilling as it was made out. But all in all it was worth the read.
The movie was diffently changed around to make it seem darker and I was a bit disapointed that the book wasn't as dark and thrilling as it was made out. But all in all it was worth the read.
Angela L. reviewed Mary Reilly: The Untold Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on + 22 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Better than the movie! An interesting slant on Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde.
Victoria M. reviewed Mary Reilly: The Untold Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on + 246 more book reviews
Cover has Julia Roberts on the cover,color photofrom the movie, starring her and John Malkovich.
Vicki M. (vmachapy) reviewed Mary Reilly: The Untold Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on + 215 more book reviews
Dr. Henry Jekyll was a kind and sensitive gentleman, his Victorian English household well ordered and safe. Mary Reilly, his maid, worked hard, noting in her diary the deep satisfaction she took in her service to him. But Dr. Jekyll began lingering too long in his laboratory, pursuing experiments into realms Mary knew well-and prayed to forget. Then a stranger entered their lives, uncontrollable and bloodthristy, stirring dim, longhushed desires. Buried terrors were surfacing, this time to triumph and, perchance, to consume Mary in their pitiless, heartrending embrace.