There are actually a few reasons. They're telling you that everything is not just right or wrong, hence black or white. There are many shades of gray in between. This symbolizes the different personas of Christian Grey.
In Book one it's an inside Joke between the two main characters. Ana and Christian he struggles with having a "normal hearts and flowers" relationship and Christian calls himself "50 shades of fu*ked up" and his name is Christian Grey hence the "50 shades of grey." You learn more about why he is the way his in book 3.
There are actually a few reasons. They're telling you that everything is not just right or wrong, hence black or white. There are many shades of gray in between. This symbolizes the different personas of Christian Grey.
In Book one it's an inside Joke between the two main characters. Ana and Christian he struggles with having a "normal hearts and flowers" relationship and Christian calls himself "50 shades of fu*ked up" and his name is Christian Grey hence the "50 shades of grey." You learn more about why he is the way his in book 3.
Because his admits he is '50 Shades F*cked up' plus, the name of the book is 50 Shades Of Grey.
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No. Fifty Shades of Grey is a trilogy of romance novels. The big theme in the book is the dominant/submissive relationships. There are no elements of horror in the book.
So far, there are no plans for a fourth Fifty Shades of Grey novel. However, author E.L. James ended the third book with a "that's all for now" type ending, leaving it open for future novels if she so decides to write them.
The second book is entitled Fifty Shades Darker. The third book is entitled Fifty Shades Freed.
Fifty Shades of Grey is a trilogy - three books. Fifty Shades of Grey Fifty Shades Darker Fifty Shades Freed
Because his admits he is '50 Shades F*cked up' plus, the name of the book is 50 Shades Of Grey.
An erotic book.
No
It was translated in 2012. See http://www.timesofisrael.com/fifty-shades-of-grey-makes-it-into-hebrew/
No, the book Fifty Shades of Grey had not yet been written in Adolf Hitler's time.
No. Fifty Shades of Grey is a trilogy of romance novels. The big theme in the book is the dominant/submissive relationships. There are no elements of horror in the book.
The best selling book of 2012 was Fifty Shades of Grey.
So far, there are no plans for a fourth Fifty Shades of Grey novel. However, author E.L. James ended the third book with a "that's all for now" type ending, leaving it open for future novels if she so decides to write them.
Yes. The next movie, Fifty Shades Darker, will be based on the second book in the series, and is due out in 2017.
The second book is entitled Fifty Shades Darker. The third book is entitled Fifty Shades Freed.
E.L. James' sequel to her best-selling novel "Fifty Shades of Grey," entitled "Fifty Shades Darker," consists of 22 chapters. The final installment of the trilogy is called "Fifty Shades Freed." The original novel has been adapted into a major motion picture, slated to be released to theaters February 14, 2015.