It is a rare occasion when a film can inspire the viewer into wanting to read the book the movie was adapted from. The book, since I read it after I watched the movie, was like a sequel to the movie. The book is brilliantly written with excellent character development, Indian humor, and compassion. I was surprised to find how vast the book was, and so I found myself wondering how Chris Eyre was able …
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…rampant. His lust eventually leads to a surprising; and, for him, a regretful incident. These are just some of the things that differ from the film and that made the book so interesting and hard for me to put down. I enjoyed both versions of Skins. Looking back I am glad to have watched the film first and read the book second because I might have been disappointed if I had read the book first.