I watched the movie several times. I even bought the video. Then I read the book. I suggest that you do it the other way around. Both have their strong points. The feel is the same. However, the book allowed other people to see and interact with Jennie. In the movie, only Eben sees Jennie. The portrait in the bar is different; it is probably some adjustment for the time of the movie. And the ending is different. I am not sure which ending I like best. One interesting note on the movie, it was shot with a filter that made the movie look like a portrait.
Anyway, I do not want to describe the plot. So, I will tell you that it was nicer to get the Hardcover Buccaneer book than some old, yellowing thing from a secondhand store that costs just as much. I keep the book next to the video and still re-read it periodically.
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