Book 203: The Canterbury Tales – Geoffrey Chaucer
I’m not sure about the rest of you, but in High School, one of my AP literature courses required that we
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I’m not sure about the rest of you, but in High School, one of my AP literature courses required that we
Book 203: The Canterbury Tales – Geoffrey Chaucer Read Post »
This book, a collection of short stories, disappointed me. There were definitely a few gems, but overall it left me uninspired
Book 202: Dancing with Mr. Darcy – Sarah Waters (ed.) Read Post »
Once again, I have to say something about other Goodreads reviews that’s not very nice. Multiple people have compared this
Book 201: Homo Domesticus – David Valdes Greenwood Read Post »
The writing in this book is quite possibly the most beautiful writing I’ve ever read. The premise of the book,
Book 200: The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas – Gertrude Stein Read Post »
For May the hosts of The Classics Club have asked members to “Tell us about the classic book(s) you’re reading
The Classics Club – May 2013 Meme Read Post »
Am I the only person in the world who didn’t realize that this was a true account? For some reason
Book 199: Girl, Interrupted – Susanna Kaysen Read Post »
I’m never sure whether I should research an author or book too much before I start reading, especially if it
Book 198: The Waiting Tree – Lindsay Moynihan Read Post »
Yay for another book that counts for multiple challenges (Mount TBR, Back to the Classics and The Classics Club)! (It’s
Book 197: Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Three Stories – Truman Capote Read Post »
Where to start with this book . . . It’s not that it was a bad book, but it wasn’t
Book 196: The Laird’s Forbidden Lover – Amelia C. Gormley Read Post »