Book 218: Les Misérables – Victor Hugo
If Les Misérables is one thing, it is too damn long. I’m sure there are people who will disagree with […]
Book 218: Les Misérables – Victor Hugo Read Post »
If Les Misérables is one thing, it is too damn long. I’m sure there are people who will disagree with […]
Book 218: Les Misérables – Victor Hugo Read Post »
For July the hosts of The Classics Club have another member submitted question asking “What classic book has changed your
The Classics Club – July 2013 Meme Read Post »
This was a surprising read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Unlike many of the ‘classics’ I’ve read the writing style
Book 211: Uncle Tom’s Cabin – Harriet Beecher Stowe Read Post »
For June the hosts of The Classics Club have another member submitted question asking “What is your favourite opening sentence
The Classics Club – June 2013 Meme Read Post »
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 »
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 »
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 »
I chose this novel because it has an awesome name. I had a vague idea of what the book was
Book 194: Down and Out in Paris and London – George Orwell Read Post »
For April the hosts of The Classics Club have asked “Who is hands-down the best literary hero, in your opinion? Likewise,
The Classics Club – April 2013 Meme Read Post »